Strange output on css

[jbelmont]

I have let delimitMate_jump_expansion = 1 turned on my vimrc and this happens only when I on a css file. For instance on a css definition like so:

#rss-desc {
  text-align: right;
  font-size: smaller; // as soon as I press } to jump to closing curly brace I get this
  on the right hand side :exec "normal! \<CR>a"
}

How can I prevent this from happening. For now how I go about solving this is by just pressing a space before I jump to next curly brace, and then it jumps to right curly brace no problem, but if I don't press a space then I get this output everytime.

Note that I do not get this output on definitions such as these on a css files.

a {
  text-decoration: underline;
  color: Black; // when I press right curly brace it goes to the end as usual of right curly brace
}

these definitions work fine.

[Raimondi]

I can't reproduce this. Try running Vim with the following command from delimitMate's repo dir:

vim -N -u test/_setup.vim

and see if you can reproduce it. You'll need to enable filetype, syntax, etc. by hand.

[jbelmont]

I ran this command and was not able to reproduce the behavior but with this command I was not able to have syntax highlighting or delimitMate enabled. It just appeared that vim was loaded with no plugins at all. One comment I would like to make is that I noticed that in css that this behavior was flaky at best because I did have times that other css elements such as: a { text-decoration: underline; color: Black; // :exec "normal! a" } gave me this output, so perhaps it has to do with my configuration rather than delimitMate. Anyways this is not a big deal at all, I can just enter a space in between jumping to braces to avoid the explained behavior. This is a wonderful plugin all in all, no need to gripe about little things such as this.

[Raimondi]

Reopen this issue if you find out what's causing it or find it too disrupting of your workflow.

Thanks!