In visual mode, which key seems to make cursor jump before command actually executed

[zhyzky]

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Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: ubuntu 22.04

• Vim version: 8.2

• vim-which-key version: ea87707

• Have you reproduced with a minimal vimrc: No

Describe the bug When in visual mode, after which-key hint pops, and just before the actual command executed. You may notice that the cursor jumps at the beginning of line.

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[zhyzky]

This issue not happens on windows. the config file:

nnoremap xnoremap let g:mapleader = " " let g:maplocalleader = ',' nnoremap :WhichKey '' nnoremap :WhichKey ',' vnoremap :WhichKeyVisual '' call which_key#register('', "g:which_key_map") let g:which_key_map={}

nmap aa MarkSet xmap aa MarkSet nmap ar MarkRegex xmap ar MarkRegex nmap ad MarkClear nmap ac :nohMarkAllClear xmap ac :nohMarkAllClear nmap as MarkSearchAnyNext nmap aS MarkSearchAnyPrev nmap an MarkSearchCurrentNext nmap aN MarkSearchCurrentPrev

let g:which_key_map['a']={ \ 'name': '+Mark', \ 'a': 'Mark current', \ 'r': 'Mark regex', \ 'd': 'Mark remove', \ 'c': 'Clear all mark', \ 's': 'Next mark', \ 'S': 'Prev mark', \ 'n': 'CurrentMark Next', \ 'N': 'CurrentMark Prev', \ }

[zhyzky]

After some investigation, the issue seems related to: autoload/which_key.vim, line 403, where a line number add before the Cmd. Not Sure What's going on with the line range here

[tkapias]

I confirm the same issue, it's impossible to use a selected range.

I did not use VWK on the selection before but I would like to sort a spaced list inside a range on the same line.

• Without VWK the command affect the current selection in visual mode and it works:

vnoremap <F2> d:execute 'normal a' . join(uniq(sort(split(getreg('"')))), ' ')<CR>

• But with VWK, pressing the leader key exits the selection and affect only the cursor location. It would work if it affected the last selection, but I don't know how. Should I put '<,'> somewhere?

let g:which_key_map_visual.n.s    = 'sort+uniq(spacedWords)'
vnoremap <Leader>ns d:execute 'normal a' . join(uniq(sort(split(getreg('"')))), ' ')<CR>

[zhyzky]

I confirm the same issue, it's impossible to use a selected range.

I did not use VWK on the selection before but I would like to sort a spaced list inside a range on the same line.

• Without VWK the command affect the current selection in visual mode and it works:

vnoremap <F2> d:execute 'normal a' . join(uniq(sort(split(getreg('"')))), ' ')<CR>

• But with VWK, pressing the leader key exits the selection and affect only the cursor location. It would work if it affected the last selection, but I don't know how. Should I put '<,'> somewhere?

let g:which_key_map_visual.n.s    = 'sort+uniq(spacedWords)'
vnoremap <Leader>ns d:execute 'normal a' . join(uniq(sort(split(getreg('"')))), ' ')<CR>

Maybe you can just comment out the line " let Cmd = line('v').','.line('.').Cmd " Didn't get the purpose of line range here, there might be some side effect, though I havn't met yet.