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New issue 283 by [email protected]: Unexpected change list behavior
https://code.google.com/p/vim/issues/detail?id=283
What steps will reproduce the problem?
Start a fresh vim instance with no .vimrc (vim -u NONE).
This is exactly what I do (# are just for explanation):
iI like chips and fish.<Esc> # Insert text. Realize I want to switch the
words
Fc # Jump back to 'chips'
de # Delete the word (and put it in anon
register)
ff # Jump to the 'fish' word
vep # Select the word, and paste from anon
register
# Now print the change list:
:changes
change line col text
2 1 12 I like and chips.
1 2 12 -invalid-
>
The -invalid- on line 2 is unexpected. Never got to write on line 2.
On MacVim 5.3 it's reported to work as expected:
:changes
change line col text
> 0 1 16 I like fish and chips.
Im using Vim 7.4.52 on Ubuntu 14.04
You can read more details here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26927016/vim-change-list-behaviour
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