i'm writting my Vim script, but I found something "interesting":
if you press c in visual mode, you will find the cursor is at the next
character after your selection region. even this character is nobeing.
e.g: when you select the "def":
abc[def]
after you press c, the cursor is after "c":
abc# <= this is the cursor
BUT, if you use :normal command, the behavior is changed, if you
select "def", and input <ESC>:norm! gvc, it changed to:
abc
^ the cursor is here!
so, you can't use :normal in your script-file, it will bring strange
results.
what can i do?
p.s. i tried :se ve=onemore, :se ve=all and :norm gvdl, i got a beep,
the most effective solution is call cursor(0, col('.')+1), but i think
it's rude. can we find any good ways?
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