Closed MewX closed 7 years ago
I'll use [] to present cursor in normal mode, and | in insert mode, to simulate the reproducing procedure.
[]
|
Originally:
some text; [d]ist = a; pastNodes = b;
Then press c-v, select:
c-v
some text; [dist] = a; [past]Nodes = b;
Then press s:
s
some text; | = a; Nodes = b;
Then press esc:
esc
[s]ome text; [ ]= a; Nodes = b;
See, the selection block are not canceled, if I press esc again, it becomes normal:
some text; [ ]= a; Nodes = b;
This package is deprecated. You may be interested in installing vim-mode-plus instead.
Oh, thanks, I was using vim mode plus!
vim mode plus
I'll use
[]
to present cursor in normal mode, and|
in insert mode, to simulate the reproducing procedure.Originally:
Then press
c-v
, select:Then press
s
:Then press
esc
:See, the selection block are not canceled, if I press
esc
again, it becomes normal: