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Got it. Thanks. I will wait for it to be ready. Apologize for bringing you the confusion, I should say “no signs” instead of the unclear “doesn’t work”.

`n` means `next` from your cursor position, so "first" is the next one starting from your cursor. If you want "second", you should use `2in"`.

Okay. Thanks. I also noticed that not only the surroundings are stored, but the surrounded text is stored as well. That means, once I execute `cs"'`, two entries are stored....

Thank you so much for the information. > you can see that the operator is actually `d` Exactly. Sorry I overlooked that. Just now I went through the source code...

Hello @AckslD, after using this plugin for a while, I have some comments and I will write it down here instead of opening a new issue because they are related....

No idea so far. 😮‍💨 If only they use the blackhole register instead of the default one. Is it possible to distinguish whether the operators are directly from the keystroke...

Exactly. The macro history is very hard to read.

Yes. This is exactly what I came up with. Do you think whether it will be better to add a boolean argument for `find_file()` like `find_file(..., no_focus)` as `toggle()` does...

Hello @ggandor Any workaround for this? Thanks a lot.

I see. Thanks for the explanation. > That said, I don't see why this is such a huge problem - why would you want to open more than two windows...