This should stop ]], [[, ]m, and [m from jumping to identifiers beginning with either "def" or "class".
For instance, as it is currently, if your cursor is on apply, below:
def apply(f, x):
return f(x)
default = "foo"
classy_identifier="bar"
def show_default():
print(default)
Then you'll have to do ]m 3 times in order to land on def show_default(), instead of once.
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/842
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please contact the runtime script maintainer and discuss the issue with him.
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I think this can be closed. Reopen, if this issue isn't fixed yet please.
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Closed #842.
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