Hello,
I've encountered some odd behaviour with Vim. I have a file containing
the following text:
one = {
two: {
three: four;
}
}
// Some text here;
I do the following:
1. Go to the first "t" in "three: four;", mark the line in
character-wise visual mode (with "v$") and then yank it.
2. Press "Va{" to mark the curly brackets.
3. Paste
The result looks like this:
one = {
two: three: four;
}
// Some text here;
However, if the "Some text" line is not present, so that the "}" is on
the last line of the file, the result is this:
one = {
two: three: four;}
If I perform an undo with "u", it turns into this:
one = {
two: {
three: four;
}
two: }
The file is marked as unmodified, and quitting Vim leaves it exactly
as if the undo worked correctly. However, saving the file results in
this text being saved to disk.
My first guess was a plugin that's messing with the undo behaviour,
but this happens even with no "~/.vim" and a ".vimrc" that only
contains "set nocompatible". The output of my Vim's "--version" is in
this gist: https://gist.github.com/0ff1914f878e625bf4e5. Please let me
know if you need anything else.
Regards,
Andrew Radev.
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