[vim/vim] $ + gk doesn't go to char above instead goes to EOL on line above (Issue #19958)
alf171
alf171 created an issue (vim/vim#19958)Steps to reproduce
- ran
./src/vim -Nu NONE -U NONE --noplugin, - filled the entire first line until it wrapped
- did
^to go to start of line - did
$to go to end of line gkto go one char above
Expected behaviour
Instead of going one char above, we go to EOL (on the previous virtual line) because $ sets MAX_COL naively. IMO, this is strange behavior because if you move on char left and the right, it moves to the virtual line above.
I recognize this could break keymaps like $gk which previously went to EOL of the virtual line but i feel like this is a bit of anti pattern if it was done intentionally.
Version of Vim
9.2.0338
Environment
OS: Mac, Darwin
TERMINAL: tmux + ghostty
TERM: tmux-256color
SHELL: /bin/zsh
Logs and stack traces
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alf171
alf171 left a comment (vim/vim#19958)I’m happy to work on a fix if this is considered a bug. I was able to put together a hacky change and verified that it behaves the way I expected, but I wanted to get more opinions on what the intended behavior should be before moving forward. Thanks!
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alf171 left a comment (vim/vim#19958)Only i think g_ is what i'm looking for not $. going to resolve although it feels a bit unintuitive to me
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