Open systemmonkey42 opened 6 years ago
Hi,
Speeddating in visual block mode ignores the selection boundary.
With regular vim, typing ctrl-a in visual block mode, will only change the colunms which are selected.
Eg, With visual-block mode Ctrl-v -> [1]000 <- block selected character Ctrl-a -produces 2000 in vim, but 1001 with vim-speeddating installed.
Ctrl-v -> [9]000 <- block selected character Ctrl-a -produces 10000 in vim, but 9001 with vim-speeddating installed.
Is it possible to get the normal vim behaviour back with vim-speeddating in visual block mode?
Thanks
This was an edge case I didn't consider. I would be okay with limiting speeddating's overrides to linewise and characterwise modes, if you want to attempt to add a passthrough for blockwise.
Hi,
Speeddating in visual block mode ignores the selection boundary.
With regular vim, typing ctrl-a in visual block mode, will only change the colunms which are selected.
Eg, With visual-block mode Ctrl-v -> [1]000 <- block selected character Ctrl-a -produces 2000 in vim, but 1001 with vim-speeddating installed.
Ctrl-v -> [9]000 <- block selected character Ctrl-a -produces 10000 in vim, but 9001 with vim-speeddating installed.
Is it possible to get the normal vim behaviour back with vim-speeddating in visual block mode?
Thanks