If we'd want to have backwards compatibility with regular cw, then this case is not covered:
c<cmd>lua
^ cursor on first letter
ce on the single letter word c initates a change word of the whole chunk c<cmd.
I'm talking about ce here because that's described as the "vanilla nvim cw behaviour".
Reproduction & Sample Text
c<cmd>lua
^ cursor on first letter
command cefoo<Esc>
Actual text after: foo>lua
Expected text after foo<cmd>lua
neovim version
0.9.5
Special Settings
No response
Thanks for the nice plugin, I think your notion of insignificant punctuation is right. If this issue is just annoying, then let's close it, I just thought it was interesting to discuss this.
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If we'd want to have backwards compatibility with regular cw, then this case is not covered:
ce
on the single letter wordc
initates a change word of the whole chunkc<cmd
. I'm talking aboutce
here because that's described as the "vanilla nvim cw behaviour".Reproduction & Sample Text
command
cefoo<Esc>
Actual text after:
foo>lua
Expected text after
foo<cmd>lua
neovim version
Special Settings
No response
Thanks for the nice plugin, I think your notion of insignificant punctuation is right. If this issue is just annoying, then let's close it, I just thought it was interesting to discuss this.