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There's a rather annoying bug that affects files of all types when using this plugin. To reproduce:
Enter insert mode
Optionally type something
Complete line (vim help tag: i_CTRL-X_CTRL-L), select a line, and press enter
What's suppose to happen is that the newly added line is exactly like the line that was selected and the cursor is moved to the next line. What happens is that whitespace (so far I've seen a single space added) is added to the end of the edited line.
I verified this by first using vim with "vim -u NONE"; the issue disappeared. Then by disabling my plugins one at a time. The behavior stopped when vim-minisnip was commented out.
Specs:
Vim 8.0 (patches 1-1453)
Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS 64 bit (all packages up to date)
Installed vim packages: vim, vim-common, vim-runtime, vim-tiny
<CR> isn't the standard Vim mapping to accept the completion, <C-y> is.
This is just a personal preference that snuck in when I wrote the
completion (#6).
Fixes#42 and #43
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There's a rather annoying bug that affects files of all types when using this plugin. To reproduce:
What's suppose to happen is that the newly added line is exactly like the line that was selected and the cursor is moved to the next line. What happens is that whitespace (so far I've seen a single space added) is added to the end of the edited line.
I verified this by first using vim with "vim -u NONE"; the issue disappeared. Then by disabling my plugins one at a time. The behavior stopped when vim-minisnip was commented out.
Specs:
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