On Thursday, November 29, 2012 11:35:08 PM UTC+9, Kana Natsuno wrote: > I often define my own text objects. But I noticed that some of them are > not correctly repeatable with the "." command. I investigated the cause > of the problem, and found a strange behavior about repeating an operator > which is executed with a ":" command as a motion. > > If an operator is executed with a ":" command and the ":" command > doesn't invoke Visual mode via :normal, the whole operation can be > repeated correctly with the "." command. In this case, the ":" command > is stored into the redo buffer as is. For example: > > [...]
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