this seems like a bug to me - it doesn't follow the description
in the manual page. the end of the empty selection at the
start of a line is surely within that line.
i had a look at the code, and was surprised by the fact that
the logic appears to implemented in two places;
middle clicking "Edit +
> the idiom is -+ try + then - one-at-a-time and you'll see why.
>
> - erik
>
Well, ok, -+ works in any case, so it's actually what I usually need.
Still I don't fully understand.
The man page says:
Some useful idioms: a1+- (a1-+) selects
the line containing the end (beginning) of a1.
Isn't it
On Mon Apr 19 03:14:14 EDT 2010, rudolf.syk...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was now a bit surprised when using the '+-' idiom in acme.
> So far I've always used it to select the whole 'current' line.
> That works ok as long as one is somewhere 'inside' the line.
> However, when I am just at its
Hello,
I was now a bit surprised when using the '+-' idiom in acme.
So far I've always used it to select the whole 'current' line.
That works ok as long as one is somewhere 'inside' the line.
However, when I am just at its beginning, like before 'H' on this
line, it selects the previous line.
Is t
