Comment #3 on issue 193 by [email protected]: Insert in Visual mode
gives wrong result
http://code.google.com/p/vim/issues/detail?id=193
Christian wrote:
This is to be expected, since <C-g>u set's the '[ mark and
that confuses Vim. I don't see a way how to fix this currently,
besides setting another global variable, that tracks where
inserting text really started.
I would not call it "expected" from the user point of view, especially
since it's a regression and since the outcome looks random to me.
Instead of getting...
#include "xxyy/foobar.h"
...for the 3rd line after typing the command, I get...
#include "foobyy/foo.ar.h""
I cannot think that it makes sense.
It caused me some real confusion when editing some files at work, until
I found what caused the bug. Bug will probably affect more users.
What you mean by "expected" here is that you
understand why the bug happens as a developer.
Cheers
Dominique
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