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The problem can be reproduced onn a fresh installation of gVim, with .vimrc containng only filetype plugin indent on and .vim containing only nerdcommenter files, by creating a .c file containing only the following lines:
abc
def
/* ghi */
Issuing gg3\cn3\c (where \ = ) leads to:
abc
def
[> ghi <]
The example given on h 'NERDLPlace' also doesn't works, leading to
FOO int horse BAR
As I don't understand why this feature is useful I'm not sure whether is better to fix it, remove or add an option to disable it.
In the meantime the following workaround seems to work for C/C++ file types:
let g:NERDLPlace='/*'
let g:NERDRPlace='*/'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
NERDLPlace & NERDRPlace are not working.
The problem can be reproduced onn a fresh installation of gVim, with
.vimrc
containng onlyfiletype plugin indent on
and.vim
containing only nerdcommenter files, by creating a.c
file containing only the following lines:Issuing
gg3\cn3\c
(where\
= ) leads to:The example given on
h 'NERDLPlace'
also doesn't works, leading toAs I don't understand why this feature is useful I'm not sure whether is better to fix it, remove or add an option to disable it.
In the meantime the following workaround seems to work for C/C++ file types:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: