Klaas Boesche

I just hacked up a fix for this issue. (Sorry for the first referenced commit, wrong author setup.) It works for Ocaml for my usage, but please try it out...

Ah, nice find. Seems to bug out when there are inner and outer closing comments on the same line. I'll have a look at it later.

I added a fix for the first bug to the pull request. In some parts of the code NERDcommenter didn't use the rightmost right delimiter. The other problem is less...

@alerque Basically the problem was (and from looking at the current code, still is), that NERDCommenter only supports nested comments as a workaround for languages that don't support real nested...

Fixed the merge conflict, rebased on master and shortly tested Nils' test case. Removing the innermost comment around the cursor is still not available, as there currently is no (mapping)...

It never introduces the `[>

To me it looks like https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh/blob/master/acme.sh#L5409-L5428 is missing a `Le_DeployHook="$(_readdomainconf Le_DeployHook)"` before the `if [ "$Le_DeployHook" ]; then` so it'll actually deploy in line 5428. In fact `Le_DeployHook` only appears...

You can also fix it by using single quotes, so the variables and commands in PROMPT don't get evaluated when sourcing .zshrc. See here: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/14266/how-do-you-make-rprompt-in-zsh-update-itself-on-every-enter