Hi Gary!
On Di, 10 Mär 2015, Gary Johnson wrote:
> When I type 0 (zero) followed by Ctrl-D on a line that's indented by
> more than one 'shiftwidth', I expect all the indentation of the
> current line to be deleted and the 0 deleted, as described in ":help
> i_0_CTRL-D". However, if a CursorHoldI autocommand is defined and
> 'updatetime' elapses between the typing of the 0 and the typing of
> the Ctrl-D, then the current line is shifted only one 'shiftwidth'
> to the left and the 0 is not deleted.
This happens, because in edit mode, Vim remembers the last entered char.
In the case of entering ctrl-d in insert mode, this is used to decide
whether to remove all indent or only one level. Now when the CursorHold
kicks in, the last received char when processing the Ctrl-D command will
then be K_CURSORHOLD and not the '0'.
Here is a patch:
diff --git a/src/edit.c b/src/edit.c
--- a/src/edit.c
+++ b/src/edit.c
@@ -757,7 +757,8 @@ edit(cmdchar, startln, count)
/*
* Get a character for Insert mode. Ignore K_IGNORE.
*/
- lastc = c; /* remember previous char for CTRL-D */
+ if (c != K_CURSORHOLD)
+ lastc = c; /* remember previous char for CTRL-D */
do
{
c = safe_vgetc();
Best,
Christian
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