On 2014-08-19 22:01, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> > I found it surprising, but am not sure whether this is a bug (and
> > if so, to what degree) or just a mismatch between my expectations
> > and reality (tweaking documentation on "." to clarify what
> > qualifies as a "simple change" might help clear up my
> > misunderstanding).
>
> It's documented:
>
> When a word was replaced the redo command "." will repeat the
> word replacement. This works like "ciw", the good word and <Esc>.
> This does NOT work for Thai and other languages without spaces
> between words.
>
> It's one of those choices where there are always some users who
> expect it to work otherwise.
Okay, as long as it's documented, it's just my misunderstanding then
(though Christian's patch makes it look like it might be a
straight-forward change, I haven't tested it--particularly to ensure
that it doesn't break repeating the no-count case). If Christian's
solution works and fixes the odd Thai edge-case, it would be worth
the subtle change as I still think the current behavior is
unintuitive, even if understandable & documented.
> Anyway, you can easily map "1z=" to some key, while making a map
> that repeats replacing with the same word is much harder.
I only encountered it while playing VimGolf where keystroke-count
matters (and creating mappings costs keystrokes), so it's not the
sort of thing I'd have bumped against in my normal editing.
-tim
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