Using this as an example:
one. two. three. four. five.
Starting with the cursor at the beginning of the line, if I press:
f. - cursor moves to '.' after 'one'
; - cursor moves to '.' after 'two'
; - cursor moves to '.' after 'three'
etc.
In Vim 7.2, this is what happens if I use the t{char} command, instead of
f{char}:
t. - cursor moves to 'e' at end of 'one'
; - cursor doesn't move
; - cursor doesn't move
etc.
Whereas in Vim 7.3, I get this result:
t. - cursor moves to 'e' at end of 'one'
; - cursor moves to 'o' at end of 'two'
; - cursor moves to 'e' at end of 'three'
etc.
I must say, I prefer the behavior in 7.3. Is this a bug fix? I can't find
any record of it in the changelog (:h version-7.3).
Drew
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