Skyler Hawthorne
Skyler Hawthorne
I'm very confused by this suggestion. vx is not a line wise mode, at least not as that term is used in vim. vx would simply turn on select mode...
I do this all the time. xd to delete a line, xy to copy it. Having this start select mode would be super annoying.
Oh I see, yeah, you're right, this wouldn't affect quick line operations. Still, I don't really understand the improvement it makes. If you want to select multiple whole lines, why...
Ok, this > One small note, if one were to change it to multi line highlight you wouldn't have to do vxkkkx, you'd simply do xkkk, which is one less...
>This will not work if the new name is on a different mount point. Interesting. That's probably what it is. The test is making a temporary file in `/tmp`, which...
Oh I think I know what's going on: the cache directory isn't being created, so the write is probably failing because the destination directory doesn't exist. The cache directory is...
The problem with copying is it doesn't actually solve the problem this PR is trying to address, i.e. it could fail in the middle of copying over the target file....
The working directory might not be where you're writing the file though, the path of the file could be on a different mount point. I think we have to parse...
I actually suspected this was possible, but I wasn't sure. This confirms it for me. This is happening because every time we save, we truncate the file and write out...
It's the easiest way to avoid the problem. But I actually wonder what other editors do. This would be a really inefficient way to write a very large file.