Tim Pope

In hindsight, I think a better visual mode behavior would be to clobber the second row onward with additional increments of the first, sidestepping this entirely. This already happens when...

I think it would be a reasonable change to the official behavior to skip blank lines if there are other lines that are filled in. If you want me to...

Word of encouragement, it's old code I don't remember very well, but it's probably (wink) one long if statement or two to rectify. You can do it!

I actually had this idea some time back. This was my attempt at it: https://gist.github.com/1290527. I didn't like all the redundancy in setting up the keywords so I never pursued...

"Backwards" search is completely ignored and works by coincidence when it's just pairs of keywords. That's the practical problem with the redundancy. Well that, and I want it to be...

This was an edge case I didn't consider. I would be okay with limiting speeddating's overrides to linewise and characterwise modes, if you want to attempt to add a passthrough...

FWIW day of week already works with `:SpeedDatingFormat %A`.

You'll need to do it in `after/plugin/speeddating.vim`, or a `VimEnter` autocommand.

Sounds pretty complicated, once you take it to its logical conclusion: `-1.00000` => `-0.99999`, for example (and that's not even counting the inevitable feature request for an option to omit...

There has to be a better way than these convolusions. What about ``` autocmd FileType netrw setl bufhidden=delete ```