Ex commands that have no keys typed aren't saved to command history. If an omap
contains an ex command and the operation is repeated with '.', the ex command
is saved to history because Vim considers the command to be typed because the
period was typed.
Simple example:
vim -u NONE -i NONE -N -c 'onoremap S :normal! j<CR>' -c 'call feedkeys("dS.",
"t")' -c 'echo histget(":", -1)'
":normal! j" is saved to the command history even though it was only executed
as part of an omap.
Is this behaving as intended or should it be fixed? Is there a way to fix it
without handling a '.' as a special case in vgetorpeek()? 'nnoremap . .' is an
easy solution.
Thanks,
Jacob Niehus
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