Assume first the cursor is in the first line. When issuing <leader>w, only @decoration is to python, which waits for more input. Issuing <leader>w again on the second line does not help; the waiting for input has to be cancelled using ^C in the python session.
Assume now the cursor is in the second line. Issuing <leader>w only sends the class definition, but not the decoration line. Only selecting the class definition with the decoration in visual mode solves the problem.
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Assume first the cursor is in the first line. When issuing
<leader>w
, only@decoration
is to python, which waits for more input. Issuing<leader>w
again on the second line does not help; the waiting for input has to be cancelled using^C
in the python session.Assume now the cursor is in the second line. Issuing
<leader>w
only sends the class definition, but not the decoration line. Only selecting the class definition with the decoration in visual mode solves the problem.Desktop (please complete the following information):