Lech Lorens wrote:
> The attached patch (visual_block_shift.patch) fixes the problems with
> shifting visual blocks when the blocks start and end inside one TAB
> character.
>
> My general impression about the relevant part of the code was that it
> was very difficult to understand. This is why I allowed myself to start
> from scratch.
> I aimed for code clarity, hence the extensive comments, variables
> declared inside the else {} block (I know Bram will probably not like
> it, though).
>
> I also added a test for visual block shift inside one TAB:
> visual_block_shift_test.patch
>
> I made changes to v_b_< and todo.txt, removing notes indicating the
> problems: visual_block_shift_runtime.patch
Thanks, I'll put the patch in the todo list.
The docs part is reversed, but that's not a problem.
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