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<c-s> save the beginning of the file to the jump list (so first * is selected and saved).
w to select the next word.
<c-s> to save again (it will save with the full *** selected).
w to to next word again (just to move away from the previous selection, any direction would do).
At that point, I am supposed to have in jumplist:
#0: first * at the beginning of the file.
#1: first word (*** ).
Now, doing <c-o> goes back to #1 and selects again *** . Until then, everything is fine. However, from now the bug will start to appear.
So just try to move in any direction (such as j to go to the second line), and press <c-o> again, and it will create a new entry in the jumplist instead of going back to #1 again.
And you can keep reproducing. Move again, do <c-o>, new entry again, and so on.
Outcome
It adds new jump points instead of going back to the last one.
Expectations
Go back to #1(which is the latest), and if I do again <c-o> from #1, go back to #0.
Additional information
No response
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Version of Kakoune
83fb65a
Reproducer
kak -n
.<c-s>
save the beginning of the file to the jump list (so first*
is selected and saved).w
to select the next word.<c-s>
to save again (it will save with the full***
selected).w
to to next word again (just to move away from the previous selection, any direction would do).At that point, I am supposed to have in jumplist:
#0
: first*
at the beginning of the file.#1
: first word (***
).Now, doing
<c-o>
goes back to#1
and selects again***
. Until then, everything is fine. However, from now the bug will start to appear.So just try to move in any direction (such as
j
to go to the second line), and press<c-o>
again, and it will create a new entry in the jumplist instead of going back to#1
again.And you can keep reproducing. Move again, do
<c-o>
, new entry again, and so on.Outcome
It adds new jump points instead of going back to the last one.
Expectations
Go back to
#1
(which is the latest), and if I do again<c-o>
from#1
, go back to#0
.Additional information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: