inner movement behavior in Nu files

[joefiorini]

In Vim, when I position my cursor like such (where | is the cursor):

"this is a sen|tence in quotes"

and in normal mode I type ci" I am left with:

"|"

and if I type ca" I am left with:

|

However in Vico, whether I type ci" or ca" it behaves like ca".

Is this an intentional difference or a bug?

Note from @shadowfiend: this is a language-specific bug that definitely affects Nu files. It may also affect other file types, that is unclear.

[wezm]

What (programming) language was that document set to? I've noticed ci doesn't behave properly for some languages, but as you expect for others.

[joefiorini]

Ah, good call. I was in my site.nu, so the language was Nu. In Objective C it works fine. I'm leaving this open in hopes maybe myself or someone else can submit a patch for it.

[Shadowfiend]

Do you mind updating the title to indicate that this is an issue in Nu (and perhaps the description to indicate it may be an issue in other languages as well)?

[andrewschleifer]

that ^ should fix this

[Shadowfiend]

As an update, to pull in the above fix into your local bundles, pull up your preferences, go to the bundles tab, and double-click on the Nu bundle. It'll download the latest version and reload, and the inner word text object should work in quotes.