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'x' deletes past end of line
See original GitHub issuex.Get("active", f^alse));
With caret between the f and a if you hit 20x it should stop at the end of the line, but it either goes on to other lines or starts deleting before the f:
x.Ge
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There’s always a better command, but 25 years of vi is hard to adjust 😃
I don’t believe I ever used x with a multiplier - I had no idea it did that. I guess that’s a different issue. I’ll file it.