Tom Dalziel

You could always try bisecting evil to pinpoint the offending commit. Although bisecting Emacs sounds like a good idea too. Just something I don't have the time/inclination to look into...

I don't know why, but having spent some time in this part of the codebase, I don't get the impression compatibility with Emacs' kmacro functionality was a top priority when...

@geza-herman @PhilippeNoel1 sorry for the delay - this is now implemented in master. Benefit over above advice is being able to use vim-style regexps including case-(in)sensitivity flags.

PR Welcome!

Actually I think I mostly fixed this here: https://github.com/emacs-evil/evil/commit/5e562ae0a5775a6928fddb6f97a76d770a59dfa6

As per the docstring, a count changes the "span" used, not the number of steps to take. I agree this differs from vim's behaviour. @wasamasa - can you expand on...

Ah, thanks anyway - worth a shot. @JiaweiChenC I'll leave this open, but I can't promise I'll take a look at a fix any time soon. I think I'd welcome...

@liuzhishan that macro sounds very similar to `evil-with-single-undo` - maybe give it a try? Always best to avoid writing your own macros when possible :)

I think I fixed this. Merged to master. Lemme know if you observe otherwise.

My initial thought was that we could travel up to line 0 and do the calcs, in a `save excursion`, but it seems all of the functions that detect the...