Jan Parthey wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I see inconsistent results when typing "dit" to delete content of an XML 
> element.  Result depends on whether the closing XML tag is indented or not.
> 
> Observed: Opening and closing tag end up ...
> - on different lines when closing tag had no indent (see Case_A below)
> - on same line when closing tag had some indent before deleting (see Case_B 
> below)
> 
> Expected: Same result, regardless of indent.
> 
> How to reproduce - details
> ==========================
> 
> Case_A: closing tag w/o any indent
> 
>     1. contents:
>       |<li>
>       |foo
>       |</li>
>       ^ Note: pipe symbols mark window edge and are not part of contents
>     2. type "dit"
>     3. result: tags end up on different lines
>       |<li>
>       |</li>
> 
> Case_B: closing tag with some indent
> 
>     1. contents:
>       |<li>
>       |foo
>       |    </li>
>     2. type "dit"
>     3. result: tags end up on same line
>       |<li></li>
> 
> Additional Notes:
> =================
> - inconsistency goes away when using "vitd" instead of "dit"
> - compare "dit" with "di{" - latter behaves more nicely, IMHO
> - issue can be worked around with a custom mapping:
>   :onoremap it :normal! vit<CR>
> - unfortunately, this workaround doesn't fix "surround" plugin (ID 1697) which
>   breaks for removing tags at end of buffer that have no indent
>   (problem: line preceding opening tag ends up after XML element contents)

I'll put it on the todo list.

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