Michael Hwang wrote: > I think I've found a small bug with the gF command. > > The gF command allows one to jump to the file and line number under the > cursor. However, if the current file can't be abandoned (e.g. there are > unwritten changes), the "jump to file" part fails, but the "jump to line > number" part still executes. As a result, the cursor will unexpectedly move > in the current file, even though the command failed. > > The attached patch fixes this so that the "jump to line number" action is > only done if the new file is successfully opened.
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