Re: Any automatic bracket-insertion plugins not breaking undo?

Am 2015-01-15 15:53, schrieb Ben Fritz:
> On Wednesday, January 14, 2015 at 10:37:15 AM UTC-6, Ben Fritz wrote:
>> A feature I've been missing ever since just before Vim 7.4 came out,
>> is
>> the automatic closing of matched characters. E.g. if I insert abc(def
>> I
>> want to get abc(def|) where '|' denotes my cursor. Then if I type the
>> closing ) I want my cursor to jump over the existing ) rather than
>> inserting a second one.
>>
>>
>> If that's all I wanted, some fairly simple mappings can do the job for
>> me. But, after inserting "abc(def[ghi])", I want to be able to undo
>> that
>> insertion, and redo that insertion, and potentially even REPEAT that
>> insertion, as if I had typed it all out manually in one insert.
>
> Incidentally, at the moment I'd settle for simply not breaking
> undo/redo. If I want to repeat something I normally can prepare that
> in advance by using <C-V> to avoid the mappings.

That would need a change to the source, right? Did we ever talk about
how to prevent this or what would have to be done, to not break undo?
Is there an easy way to reproduce the issue without having to install
some plugins?

Best,
Christian

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