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Open two source files where one file references a type in the other file. I used .fs files; one with a record type that includes a record type from the other file.
Leave both files in Insert mode. From one file use F12 Go To Definition to navigate to the other file. Then press a vim mode command such as insert or append.
What did you expect to happen?
I expected to be able to Go To Definition and see the cursor indicating the current vim mode.
What happened instead?
The cursor indicates normal mode but typing a mode command inserts the letter.
What did you do?
Open two source files where one file references a type in the other file. I used .fs files; one with a record type that includes a record type from the other file.
Leave both files in Insert mode. From one file use F12 Go To Definition to navigate to the other file. Then press a vim mode command such as insert or append.
What did you expect to happen?
I expected to be able to Go To Definition and see the cursor indicating the current vim mode.
What happened instead?
The cursor indicates normal mode but typing a mode command inserts the letter.
Technical details:
Extensions installed
EditorConfig 0.3.1
Ionide-FAKE 1.1.0
Ionide-Paket 1.2.1
Ionide-fsharp 2.2.7
Path intellisense 1.0.2
PowerShell 0.6.1
C# 1.3.0
Mono Debug 0.10.20
yo 0.8.5
vscodevim 0.1.3
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