Closed kyx0r closed 3 years ago
One thing to note that this can be worked around if you use de or dE in this situation, or ce or C and it will not wrap into next line
Kyryl notifications@github.com wrote:
One thing to note that this can be worked around if you use de or dE in this situation, or ce or C and it will not wrap into next line
The behaviour of dw seems implementation dependent. In Vim, dw does not remove the words on the next line, unless a count of at least 2 is specified. Elvis has almost the same behaviour, except that dw does not remove words on the next line, even if a count is provided.
In Neatvi (see lbuf_wordbeg() in mot.c), dw stops when removing a blank line (two consecutive new line characters). Actually, dw always deletes until the destination of w command, and unlike some other implementations does not consider special-cases for dw. I am not sure, but it seems more consistent.
Ali
Yes, I think this is actually fine to stay like that, it was just weird to me that it worked this way. But I just have to adjust my editing skills to use different key combo in those situations.
Hello @aligrudi when using dw to delete a word if the word is touching the \n the \n is deleted also. Is that a bug or a feature? I know that busybox vi does not delete the \n