bug(paste): Makes character-wise paste VIM-like. #194
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Currently, when pasting character-wise, the selection is kept at the beginning. In VIM, the behavior is placing the cursor at the end of the pasted content. Example of current behavior: d_o_g - Denotes the cursor is under the letter "o" in "dog". d>og< - Denotes the selection is "og" in "dog". >something< - Let's yank(y) this selection "something". _s_omething - Place the cursor over "s" Put(p) in Sublime result: s_s_omethingomething Put(p) in VIM result: ssomethin_g_omething This minor change fixes Sublime's character-wise put to behave like VIM's.
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Currently, when pasting character-wise, the selection is kept at the beginning. In VIM, the behavior is placing the cursor at the end of the pasted content.
Example of current behavior:
d_o_g- Denotes the cursor is under the letter "o" in "dog".d>og<- Denotes the selection is "og" in "dog".>something<- Let's yank(y) this selection "something"._s_omething- Place the cursor over "s"Put(p) in Sublime result:
s_s_omethingomethingPut(p) in VIM result:
ssomethin_g_omethingThis minor change fixes Sublime's character-wise put to behave like VIM's.