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Before, when using `?` and `#` for backwards search it would initially search for the previous match, but upon subsequent inputs to `n` and `N`, `n` is always treated as "forward" and `N` is always treated as "backward", instead of continuing the search direction. now, if i use `?` or `#` for backward search, `n` will go to the previous selection, and `N` will go to the next. Functionality stays the same for `/` and `*`. Release Notes: - vim: Fixed `n` direction after searching backwards --------- Co-authored-by: Conrad Irwin <conrad.irwin@gmail.com> |
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| normal.rs | ||
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| vim.rs | ||
| visual.rs | ||