Jens-Wolfhard Schicke wrote:
> Given a file thus:
>
> foo {
> bar}{quux}
>
> and the cursor on the "bar". Pressing ci{<Esc> gives this:
>
> foo {
> }{quux}
>
> Now, change the file somewhat:
>
> foo {bar
> bar}{quux}
>
> and the cusor on the second "bar". Pressing ci{<Esc> gives this:
>
> foo {}{quux}
>
> I would expect the same behaviour in the first case.
This is a compromise between having "ci" work on characters and on
lines. consider this:
int foo() {
// do something
}
If you do "ci{" do you really expect to end up with:
int foo() {}
I expect the more useful:
int foo() {
<- cursor here in empty line
}
I hope this is worth being a bit inconsistent.
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