fish: use standard shell definition of a keyword #370
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This effectively removes "-", "." and "/" from the set of word characters. Prior to this, a 'w' would skip over the entirety of /some/really/long/path-name. This is probably not what users expect, since they can use 'W' for that.
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don't mind me, re-opened upstream in dag/vim-fish#44 |
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This effectively removes "-", "." and "/" from the set of word characters.
Prior to this, a
wwould skip over the entirety of /some/really/long/path-name.This is probably not what users expect, since they can use
Wfor that.I can see the point being able to move by precisely one fish identifier, but those are separated by blanks anyway, so
Wworks.