Given a file with the following contents,
ape(x
boy(y
cat(
dog(z
emu(
and opened with
vim -N -u NONE file
this search command,
/(/e+1
will first move the cursor to the 'x' at the end of the first line,
as expected. Typing 'n' will then move the cursor to
- the 'y' at the end of the second line (OK)
- the 'd' at the start of the fourth line (odd)
- the 'z' at the end of the fourth line (OK)
- the '(' at the end of the last line (odd)
Typing 'n' again will not move the cursor (bad).
It seems odd that the match wraps to the start of line 4, but I can
accept that. That typing 'n' does not continue the search from the
start of the file is really annoying.
I'm using vim 7.4.580 running on a Fedora 17 system.
Regards,
Gary
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