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Indeed that would be nice! I imagine two things should be done: 1) ignoring spaces at the beginning of lines (that should be easy when each line begins with the...

`Tab /,\zs /l0` does what you are looking for, doesn’t it?

To clarify my answer, starting from: some text, and some more yes, but no and running `:Tab /,\zs /l0` while the cursor is on one of the two lines, yields:...

I just switched branch and will use this version now. But, just like canaaerus, I hardly ever ran into this issue. Well, we’ll see. Thank you very much!

Trying the branch trim_1st_field, I ran into the following problem. Started from a file with only one character `|` running `:Tab /|` will add a space before (`|`). And each...

Thank you for your message, @godlygeek, I switched shortly after. But I recently encountered another corner case. Calling `:Tabular /\\` on: ```c #define longmacro \ macro first line \ macro...

Thinking about it, I’m not so sure either. So I rewrote this PR to what I originally had in mind, when I opened #177. This does change a current behaviour...

@tpope did you have time to look that PR again?

Two other possible workarounds: you can directly set the variable `b:start` to change what `Start` will do when called from the current buffer. Or use [projectionist](/tpope/vim-projectionist) to configure `Start` for...

Thinking about it, that might be breaking the expected behaviour. If I try to sum up `Make` and `Make!` and their properties: | Property | `Make` | `Make!` | ?...