Reply to message «Bug report: typing misbehaves when changing a word with "ciw" for a numbered list», sent 12:53:13 17 January 2011, Monday by Alexei Alexandrov:
Are you using vim-7.3.0 (without patches)? I believe this is a bug that I have already reported and it was fixed in some of the later versions, try them. In any case, I can't reproduce this with vim-7.3.75 (Gentoo amd64). Original message: > Hi, > > I have a bug report I think. I'm using VIM 7.3 on Windows 64-bit. The VIM > bits are 32-bit. The OS is Windows 7. > > Steps to reproduce (a bit tricky, hopefully I got that right): > > * Start VIM as "gvim -u NONE -U NONE --noplugin test.txt<Enter>" > * Do ":set fo=anw<Enter>" to turn the format options for automatic > formatting, automatic list header recognition and treating whitespace at > the end of line as paragraph continuation. > * Do ":set tw=40<Enter>" to set a reasonably small text width. > * Go to insert mode, type in a set words for 3 or 4 lines starting with > list header "1.<Space>". The text will get wrapped automatically. For > example, I typed > > 1. One two three four five six seven > eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen > fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen > nineteen twenty. > > (I don't know why only second line got indented - that may be another > issue, not the one I'm reporting). > > It's important to type in the text - please don't copy-paste it from my > mail. > > * Now, go to word "eight" (first word on second line) in normal mode and > press "ciw" for "change internal word". Try to type in word "hello" > instead of disappeared "eight". The result is that on each letter typing > the cursor jumps very strangely. After I typed in "hello" and saved the > file I get the following: > > 1. One two three four five six seven h > niene ltenl eloeven twelve thirteen > fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen > nineteen twenty. > > which is obviously very strange. > > I think it's a bug. It's very annoying - I'm using the "anw" flags quite a > bit. Maybe I hit some corner case here.
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