On Mon, May 15, 2006 at 06:26:55PM -0400, Benji Fisher wrote:
Please do post the script you use, simplified as much as possible,
so we can test it. I tried
:call append(line($), This line brought to you by append())
and then (in Normal mode)
u
and it worked fine. This is with vim 7.0.
Here are the scripts and the test case. It is relatively complicated,
but I did not find a simpler one. It works in vim 7.0 (Included patches:
1-17)
1. First you need the script that I wrote and a small test file. They
attached to this email. Put it into files format.vim and foo
2. vim -U NONE -u NONE foo
:set nocompatible
:source format.vim
:set tw=20 this is not necessary, it only saves some typing
3. now go to the first line of , type o (open line) and
start to type something like the text below between the two lines of
=. Do not hit Enter, let the vim format the text.
lajsdf lkjfd lkasjfd
alskjdf aslkjfd
;laskdjf salkjfd one needs first to
l;askjdf ;alskjdf write some normal lines
;lsajdf lsakjdf
aslkjfd
$laskjdf dfsaf$ lsdk (*)
fasldkfj asdlkjf
asdflj
$laksjdf asfldkj (**)
(*) this formula is important, it was started at the previous line but
was moved by the formatting mechanism to this line
(**) this formula was also started one line above
4. Now hit ESC and 'u'. I do not get back two lines of ===.
The last three (or two, it depends what exactly did you type) lines of
the text remain (partially with different formatting).
Moreover, when I hit 'u' again vim says 'Already at oldest change'
It is not possible to undo to the original state.
I hope the description is good enough and the bug is reproducible.
Regards,
Jiri
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==
if exists(b:did_my_tex_format_pluggin)
finish
endif
let b:did_my_tex_format_pluggin = 1
setlocal formatoptions=tcqr
setlocal formatexpr=MyTeXFormat(v:lnum,v:count)
fun! MyTeXFormat(lnum,count)
if tw 10 let the vim do the job if tw is to small
return 1
endif
if mode()==i
return SIDMyFormatInsert(a:lnum,a:count)
elseif mode()==R
return SIDMyFormatReplace(a:lnum,a:count)
else
return SIDMyFormatGQ(a:lnum,a:count)
endif
endfun
fun! s:MyFormatInsert(lnum,count)
if a:count!=1
echoerr Assertion failed: count1
return 1
endif
if col(.) tw
return 0
endif
let line = getline(a:lnum)
let curlineindent = indent(a:lnum)
let aftercursor = line[col(.)-1:]
let beforecursor = line[:col(.)-2]
let dolarpos = SIDFindDolar(beforecursor,0)
if dolarpos == -1 no dolars, vim do the job
return 1
endif
let evendolars = 0
let newpos = dolarpos
while newpos != -1 count dollars find the last one
let olddolarpos = dolarpos
let dolarpos = newpos
let evendolars = 1 - evendolars
let newpos = SIDFindDolar(beforecursor,dolarpos + 1)
endwhile
if evendolars == 0
if dolarpos tw vim can do the job
return 1
elseif olddolarpos curlineindent
let dolarpos = olddolarpos break at the start of the
formula
else
call append(a:lnum,XX)
let newline = aftercursor
call setline(a:lnum+1,newline)
call cursor(a:lnum+1,1)
return 0
endif
endif
if beforecursor[dolarpos-1]=='$' double dollars
let dolarpos = dolarpos - 1
endif
if beforecursor[dolarpos-1] != ' ' no space before $
let dolarpos = strridx(beforecursor,' ',dolarpos-1)
let dolarpos = dolarpos + 1
endif
if dolarpos != curlineindent formula does not start at first char
call setline(a:lnum,strpart(beforecursor,0,dolarpos))
call append(a:lnum,XX)
let newline = strpart(beforecursor,dolarpos) . aftercursor
call setline(a:lnum+1,newline)
call cursor(a:lnum+1,strlen(beforecursor)-dolarpos+1)
return 0
endif
return 0
endfun
fun! s:MyFormatReplace(lnum,count)
FIXME make something useful
I never use replace mode
return 1
endfun
fun! s:MyFormatGQ(lnum,count)
probably useles, vim does not know about ''latex type paragraphs''
return 1
endfun
fun! s:FindDolar(s, pos)
let i = match(a:s,'\%(^\|[^\\]\)\$',a:pos)
if i == -1
return -1
endif
if a:s[i] != '$'
