jump-by-word (^+right) goes too far when tabs are involved
See original GitHub issuecompare the following press ^+right when cursor is at left edge depending on whether it’s a tab or a space
word-here
^ ^
| + tabs stop here
+ spaces stops here
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:13 (5 by maintainers)
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^-right from beginning of the line goes to the wrong place when the line is indented with a tab – it should go to the same position as if the line were indented with spaces
As Murtada-Altarouti stop working on this issue. I want to ask what is expected behaviour on this? Couse now tab works the same as single space. And the code works becouse we normally use 4 spaces. What should happen when we have \t\t in our code editor?