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Entering the comment char # in a type definition makes the cursor jump to the first column. For example:
type
Foo = object
|
If | represents, the cursor, entering a # in insert mode will result in
type
Foo = object
#
As opposed to:
type
Foo = object
#
This only seems to happen if # is the first character entered on that line. If you enter another character, backspace, and then enter a #, the cursor stays in place.
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Entering the comment char
#
in a type definition makes the cursor jump to the first column. For example:If
|
represents, the cursor, entering a#
in insert mode will result inAs opposed to:
This only seems to happen if
#
is the first character entered on that line. If you enter another character, backspace, and then enter a#
, the cursor stays in place.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: