Hello,
I've observed something odd when I'm editing markdown files (with gvim 7.3-429
as well as gvim 7.4-908).
The following mapping
function! F()
call search("!")
return "\<c-\>\<c-n>lv2|o\<c-g>"
endfunction
inoremap £ <c-r>=F()<cr>
does odd things.
Let's say I've copy-pasted the text from the mapping to the markdown buffer and
that I hit £ in insert mode before the first line. Instead of selecting the
second line from the second character till the !, this part is replaced with
the "g" character, and the screen blinks.
If I remove the last part of the string returned (i.e. \<c-g>). Everything is
"perfect": I get a visual selection -- except I'd like to end up with a
SELECT-mode selection.
Of course, I've tried "vmap <c-g>" and as expected, there is no mapping here.
After further investigations, I've found out the culprit line in vim-airline.
On CursorMove, CursorMoveI,
:exe "silent normal! g\<c-g>"
is executed.
For reasons I'm not sure to completely understand, this line works fine in
visual mode, but not in select mode.
If I put this line behind a "if mode() =~? 's' | return", I have my workaround.
Could we have a countword() function that would avoid such dirty tricks?
Thanks.
--
Luc Hermitte
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