Alexei Alexandrov wrote:

> 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.

This might very well be fixed by patch 7.3.020.  If your Vim doesn't
include it, try installing a newer version.

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