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When using imap k gk, iterating over a multi-line (visual line) in the upward direction (k) jumps over an additional line. It will always skip the line you intend to go up to (one visual line). This issue does not occur with imap j gj. Going downwards works as intended.
Example:
1 ## Redirecting Output to other commands
2 There is an operator built-in to shell environments that allows you to send the output of any
given command to another command on the same line. This is the **pipe** operator, which is `|`.
3 It's the key above Enter, not a capital `I` or lowercase `l`.
If I position my cursor on the word "given" on the second visual line of line 2, and press k, it will jump to line 1, and not the beginning of line 2.
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@dustin4d Same here. I saw that only happens if you are positioned at the beggining of the visual line.
I got used to press l(move 1 to right) before k. It works fine.
When using
imap k gk
, iterating over a multi-line (visual line) in the upward direction (k) jumps over an additional line. It will always skip the line you intend to go up to (one visual line). This issue does not occur withimap j gj
. Going downwards works as intended.Example:
If I position my cursor on the word "given" on the second visual line of line 2, and press
k
, it will jump to line 1, and not the beginning of line 2.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: