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After entering replace mode (Shift+R), pressing space in vim overwrites the character under the cursor with a space. In monaco-vim, it inserts a space, making the line one character longer.
This also causes backspace to misbehave; backspace doesn't remove the space, so if I have the text:
aaaa
and I position the cursor over the second character and type b, space, b, I have:
ab ba
^ cursor on the final a, line is now 5 characters long instead of 4
and I then hit backspace three or more times, I'm left with:
abaaa
^ cursor is here, _after_ the b.
Note that the backspace correctly brought back the two 'a's that I overwrote, but doesn't let me undo the first 'b' that I used to overwrite.
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After entering replace mode (Shift+R), pressing space in vim overwrites the character under the cursor with a space. In monaco-vim, it inserts a space, making the line one character longer.
This also causes backspace to misbehave; backspace doesn't remove the space, so if I have the text:
and I position the cursor over the second character and type
b
, space,b
, I have:and I then hit backspace three or more times, I'm left with:
Note that the backspace correctly brought back the two 'a's that I overwrote, but doesn't let me undo the first 'b' that I used to overwrite.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: