Hi Shane!
On Fr, 21 Jun 2013, Shane Thornton wrote:
> On Friday, June 21, 2013 7:45:26 AM UTC-7, Shane Thornton wrote:
> > If you type ":h z" and get to the commands starting with z there is
> > zH/zL missing from the list there. :)
>
> If I put my cursor on the C in that first sentence, then try to
> navigate to the <space> before "noticed" by using only the 'tn' or ';'
> command I am unable to do so. The cursor will get caught at the
> <space> before "new". However, if I do the same thing using 'fn' and
> ';' I have no issues, except the cursor is on "n" in noticed. It does
> work with the number modifier, but it would be better without using
> them, and just tapping ';' to get there if I'm editing fast and don't
> want to count characters. This is helpful when till-tapping over to
> somewhere, then hitting 'v' for visual mode, then till-tapping over to
> the end letter and using an operator for the selection. With Vim's
> current behavior that is not possible, and although I understand it
> would change something, I think it would change it in a way that it
> would fix existing issues and not interrupt anyone's expectations of
> how the program should behave, it would instead just make it behave it
> a way that one would expect.
What is your vim version? I made a patch, that changes it. I think you
need 7.3.235 to have this work.
> The idea of using n/N instead of ;/, is probably a little over the
> top, but the above idea and making it multiline I think would hurt
> anyone.
I made the ft_improved plugin to make f and t work multiline.
regards,
Christian
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