Am 2016-11-22 21:31, schrieb Cesar Romani:
I'm using Vim 8.0.94 on Windows.
Suppose I have the following line
111 bbb aaa ccc
and I delete the first word with 'dw', the second with '.', go the end
of line with $, go the previous space with 'F' followed by space, and
do
'p'. Summing up, I'm doing 'dw.$F p' (without the quotes). If I
directly
run these commands, I get:
aaa bbb ccc
but if I use a macro, say @a, it doesn't work. I get
bbb aaa 111 111 ccc
If I disable defaults.vim it works.
I cannot replicate this problem. Please check the following:
- What is the content of your register?
- Where is the cursor located when you run the macro?
- How can we reproduce this problem?
Also defaults.vim does not set that many options. If nothing helps you
might want to
check each option individually if it has an influence.
Best,
Christian
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