Takeshi Banse

Here is a workaround. ``` zle-keymap-select () { setopt localoptions no_ksharrays local old="${@[2]-main}" local new="$KEYMAP" { [[ "$old" == opp ]] || [[ "$new" == opp ]] } && return...

Rezised version here. ``` zle-keymap-select () { setopt localoptions no_ksharrays [[ "${@[2]-}" == opp ]] && return # TODO: please modify the prompt here! zle reset-prompt } zle -N zle-keymap-select...

I've pushed the commit. It seems that you are on the zsh version 5.0.8 or greater. PS: The zsh-5.0.8 comes with lots of vim-ish new features for the zsh vi...

Although I don't look into the zsh's documentation closer, so please take a look this hunk; https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh/commit/d257f0143e69c3724466c4c92f59538d2f3fffd1 There are some usages at the top of these files. It seems that...

Hi, @martong ! Good point, thank you very much pointing this here. (Ugh, I know… But I forgot about this.) Sadly yes, opp.zsh breakes the repeat command `vi-repeat-change`. I will...

Hi, @frioux ! Thank you very much for your report. Ugh… guu/gUU are completely broken for now. Please try gugu/gUgU instead.

Hi, @dabido ! Thank you for your reports! Ugh... my zsh codes do not play nice with `prezto` out-of-the-box. Fortunately, it will work if you choose to use `opp-zcompile` to...

It seems ok (though I'm quite new to pretzo), please go ahead and do as you.

Oh, I'm sorry. I've found a bug in this code when wrapping around the jumps :sweat:

I believe that I've fixed the bug on wrapping around. Please take a look for sometime.