On Wednesday, May 27, 2015 at 8:00:30 PM UTC+2, Justin M. Keyes wrote:

> > I thought about alternative ways to achieve the same effect but I can't see 
> > any simpler way to keep that guarantee (which is essential in my opinion).
> 
> > This is the major point on which I'd like to have feedback. Is this ok? Did 
> > I miss something? Will this get merged (possibly after some polishing, of 
> > course)?
> 
> :/

Sorry, I don't know how to interpret this.
 
> 
> > Regarding the interface:
> 
> >
> 
> > As discussed, I used :keepjumps! for the recursive version.
> 
> > This has forced me to make some changes to the parser, to account for the 
> > possibility of the trailing bang in the command.
> 
> ea->forceit should already indicate presence of bang.

I should certainly use that instead of the ugly "TRUER" return value I have 
come up with, but as far as I can tell in the current code that field is not 
used for command modifiers, which are parsed with "checkforcmd" and are only 
expected to consist of "isalpha" characters. That's why I had to change 
"checkforcmd".

> > I also doubt that anyone would be relying on such behaviours as the ones 
> > which would be broken by the change.
> 
> Many plugins use keepjumps, would need to analyze those cases.

Sure, that would need to be done. I may try to have a look at that at some 
point (e.g. by looking at the code found in vimscripts and/or in popular github 
repos - vimawesome.com has a list which would help there). This is a secondary 
aspect anyway; agreeing upon the internal implementation is what matters the 
most at this stage.


Carlo

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