> Here is another update, that fixes the problem, that vim_str2nr always
> checks all available chars for numbers, making it impossible to select
> less numbers.
I'm going from this patch. I've triggered a couple bugs where I couldn't figure
out how to repeat them. I'll have to keep trying.
1. The cursor should really end at the top-left, probably at `< (maybe '< for
line visual, I don't know). This is what you expect from most visual mode
commands, and it's much more useful for dot-repeat.
This should act on the same area both times, but instead:
1
1
--- <C-V>j<C-A>.
2
3
This should act on the next column over:
1 1
1 1
--- <C-V>j<C-A>w.
2 1
2 2
Some of the cursor positions right now are especially silly. Here I insert to
the end of the line:
1
1
--- Vj<C-A>ia<Esc>
2
2a
Or you can crash vim:
1
--- YpxVk<C-A>a!
segmentation fault
Or like this:
10
10
10
--- Vj<C-X>a!
segmentation fault
2. The new dot repeat area is glitchy.
You expect visual mode dot repeats to act on a 1v area. This dot repeat shrinks
the visual area:
1
1
1
1
--- Vjj<C-A>gv<C-A>{.gv<C-A>
5
5
3
1
It's different in the other visual modes:
1
1
1
--- vjj<C-A>(.
3
2
2
3. Octal detection in decimal numbers is annoying. I'm not sure I'd call this a
bug, but it's weird:
107
--- lvl<C-A>
1010
A real bug, even weirder:
101
--- lv<C-A>
1011
4. It's very picky now about not affecting digits right of the visual area...
unless hex is detected.
A funny example where the column changed is different in each row, and the hex
row changes outside of the visual area:
0x1
001
aaa
--- :se nf+=alpha<CR><C-V>jjl<C-A>
0x2
011
baa
5. It's impossible to increment a series of right-aligned numbers.
1
19
119
--- :%ri3<CR>{<C-V>3e<C-A>
1
19
120
The way I'd expect it to work, it would look for the left-most incrementable
number in each line, assuming it's inside the visual area. As it is, it ignores
any line where there's not a number *exactly* aligned to the left side.
These numbers are both in the visual area, but only the left-aligned one is
recognized:
1=
=1
--- <C-V>jl<C-A>
2=
=1
6. The position of the cursor within identical visual areas still matters.
Similar to the one above:
1
19
119
--- :%ri3<CR>{$<C-V>G<C-A>
1
19
219
7. The entire screen is redrawn every time, even for single-line edits that
affect zero or one characters.
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