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Inserting and deleting lines obviously break recorded selections:
thi*s text between stars
has been
recorde*d to `a`
will become
new* line
this text between stars
has bee*n
recorded to `a`
Which is obviously not what one might intent.
It seems like Vim's native mark registers support such an adaptation to line indels. How does it work? Could we imagine updating the dictionnary on each indel?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Inserting and deleting lines obviously break recorded selections:
will become
Which is obviously not what one might intent.
It seems like Vim's native mark registers support such an adaptation to line indels. How does it work? Could we imagine updating the dictionnary on each indel?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: