Vince Negri wrote:
> On Jun 7, 8:31 pm, Dominique Pellé <[email protected]> wrote:
>> The current line is not concealed, which I assume is
>> expected to be able to edit the line but I can't find the
>> documentation for the expected behavior. Several motion
>> commands in normal mode such as j k gg G make sure
>> that the current line is non-concealed. However, several
>> other motion commands do not do that: gj gk { }...
>> It looks like a bug.
>>
>
>> Try now to move the cursor with other commands such as
>> gj gk {number}% { } and observe that they do not update
>> the concealed/unconcealed state of the current line.
>
> The current cursor line should always be unconcealed (try CTRL-L to
> force a redraw), so this is very probably a bug. I'll look into it.
> Thanks for the report!
>
> Vince
Thanks Vince for the answer. I see that the fix is already
in the vim73 branch now (2254:9ea6208610ec) for normal
commands gj gk { } {number}%
I see a few other motion commands which still cause the
current line to be displayed concealed (whereas it should be
displayed unconcealed):
In normal mode:
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<PageUp>
<PageDown>
CTRL-F
CTRL-B
CTRL-U
CTRL-E (when cursor is on the top line, causing scrolling)
CTRL-Y (when cursor is on the bottom line, causing scrolling)
CTRL-O
CTRL-I
[count]go
[count]g;
In Ex mode:
:[range]
:go [count]
In any case, pressing CTRL-L (redraw) makes it look OK
Cheers
-- Dominique
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