Open tduberne opened 6 years ago
How to reproduce:
in a new cell, starting in command mode, type:
qqistr('abc<ESC>q
The cell displays
str('abc')
And you now have a macro associated to q, corresponding to typing str('abc.
str('abc
Now, in command mode, type
o@q
to execute the macro on a new line. The new line should be identical, but reads
str()''abc
I unfortunately do not have enough time nor TypeScript experience to propose a pull request. But thanks for the extension!
This sounds related: https://github.com/codemirror/CodeMirror/issues/4086
How to reproduce:
in a new cell, starting in command mode, type:
The cell displays
And you now have a macro associated to q, corresponding to typing
str('abc
.Now, in command mode, type
to execute the macro on a new line. The new line should be identical, but reads
I unfortunately do not have enough time nor TypeScript experience to propose a pull request. But thanks for the extension!