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Expected behavior: evaluating an arbitrary unit of code selected with the visual mode requires selecting exactly the code users want to evaluate.
Actual behavior: evaluating an arbitrary unit of code selected with the visual mode requires users to select one character further, unless an exception is throw. The exception thrown is related to malformed selections being evaluated.
Demonstration:
Light Table 0.6.2/Vim plugin 0.0.2
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I've also been experiencing this bug, specifically with v%. This behavior appears to be an issue in vanilla CodeMirror which is what LT uses under the hood. To see for yourself, try their vim demo. A peculiar thing about this bug is that the selection doesn't effect yanking e.g. v%y but it does effect LT's ability to eval. Please report this upstream.
cldwalker
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Evaluating an arbitrary unit of code selected with the visual mode requires one character further to be selected
Visual mode selection doesn't include character under cursor
Feb 6, 2015
Expected behavior: evaluating an arbitrary unit of code selected with the visual mode requires selecting exactly the code users want to evaluate.
Actual behavior: evaluating an arbitrary unit of code selected with the visual mode requires users to select one character further, unless an exception is throw. The exception thrown is related to malformed selections being evaluated.
Demonstration:
Light Table 0.6.2/Vim plugin 0.0.2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: