ZyX wrote:
> Consider the following script:
> =============================
> :function Op(t)
> echom col("']") col("'>")
> endfunction
> :set operatorfunc=Op
> :redir! > messages.log
> i»»»»^[0v$g@0g@$:redir END
> :qa!
> =============================
> (replace ^[ with actual escape or just use attached file). It will
> print «7 9» and «8 9» into messages.log, while expected either «9 9»
> and «8 9» (because «$» does not take EOL), «8 9» and «8 9» (so that
> «']» will always be positioned at the last byte of the last
> character), or «7 9» and «7 9» (if positioning on the last character
> on the text means positioning on its first byte). Tested on vim-7.3.75
> from gentoo repos and vim-7.3.107 (revision 26fb122355d4).
7 is correct, it's the column of the last character operated upon.
Thus it's wrong for "0g@$". Probably missing adjustment for moving the
mark to the first byte of the character.
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