Jacob Niehus wrote:
> 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.
I would expect "." to never add a command to history, since the command
was not typed. Smells like a bug to me.
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