Vasilij Schneidermann

Uh, was anything done about the Carton file?

That sounds like a case for `M-x zone` and a zone program reproducing this effect.

Yeah, but that's for individual functions/macros. What you'd need here is an indentation function that recognizes the context and adjusts indentation to be more DWIMish. The proposed alternative of declaring...

Considering how trivial the function is, I'd prefer just inlining its definition.

Hm, I'm not sure what the point of the example is, considering that it's the same as in the docstring of that function. Commenting it out is fine, but I...

No, it works perfectly fine: ``` cd ~/git/emacs-evil && make emacs # press n to skip tests # M-: (with-eval-after-load 'evil-maps (define-key evil-motion-state-map (kbd "TAB") nil)) # switch to an...

Closing since this is working as intended. Evil binds `C-i`/`TAB` just like Vim does and for those who don't need it, this workaround works fine.

You mention that this happens both when using `hjkl` and arrow keys. This is a clear indicator that your issue is not Evil-related as Evil doesn't cover the arrow keys....

Indeed, I tried it in `*scratch*` only because you didn't mention using a specific buffer in the repro. In a text mode buffer I can repro a difference between cursor...

From a quick test with `:set arabic` in Vim, both `hjkl` and arrow keys move in the logical direction (as in, the direction the key points to) whereas word movement...