Just built vim 7.5.754 to play with the new <C-A>/<C-X> in visual mode. I observe something strange. Given the following text in a buffer:
1. lalala
Pressing Ctrl-X twice while on the '1' changes it to '0' then '-1'.
However if I undo back to the original state, select the '1' in a visual
block with Ctrl-V, and then press Ctrl-X, gv, Ctrl-X, I get '0' and then
'1' again. I would expect '0' and then '-1'.
The other experiment: yank the line and paste it 10 times:
1. lalala
1. lalala
1. lalala
1. lalala
1. lalala
1. lalala
1. lalala
1. lalala
1. lalala
1. lalala
1. lalala
Select a visual block to the end of the file (VG), press g Ctrl-X. I get
1. lalala
0. lalala
18446744073709551615. lalala
18446744073709551614. lalala
18446744073709551613. lalala
18446744073709551612. lalala
18446744073709551611. lalala
18446744073709551610. lalala
18446744073709551609. lalala
18446744073709551608. lalala
18446744073709551607. lalala
I expected 1, 0, -1, -2, ...
Marius Gedminas
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