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`d` with no selection does not delete a character
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Correct me if I’m wrong - I’m very new to kakoune-style bindings, but I thought d without explicitly selecting anything should delete the character under the cursor. Dance doesn’t seem to do that.
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- Created 3 years ago
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@timjs c0cea08 adds this.
Alternatively, can we have a configurable option to keep all selections non-empty? I don’t know too much about the complexity, but it does solve the problem of having to special-case deleting / replacing, plus it might be easier for users like me who are coming from Vim/Kak to apply the muscle memory. I can also help with the implementation if needed.