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Re: [bongo-devel] Kill/yank is a mess
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Daniel Jensen |
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Re: [bongo-devel] Kill/yank is a mess |
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Sun, 12 Nov 2006 23:28:12 +0100 |
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Daniel Brockman <address@hidden> writes:
>> bongo-kill-line
>> bongo-forward-section
>> bongo-yank
>> bongo-backward-section
>
> That's fine, except it will mess with the kill ring.
That is true. I did not think about this consequence.
> Here's what my implementation looks like:
[snip code]
I have only glanced at your code, but it looks nifty. How would you
handle a numerical prefix argument for moving something several steps
at once? Does it handle sections vis-a-vis tracks?
>> It's supposed to work fine, I think. I don't see anything wrong with
>> this approach. But often it leaves stray or duplicated lines in the
>> buffer. Sometimes lines disappear. And I get "end of buffer" errors.
>
> I can duplicate such bugs if I try to move collapsed sections,
> but not otherwise, I think. Can you confirm that? If so, then
> it's almost certainly a cluster of invisibility bugs.
I get this with expanded sections as well.