Stay on (yank, indent, outdent, delete, etc) feature
See original GitHub issueIs this a BUG REPORT or FEATURE REQUEST? (choose one): Feature Request
One of the nice things I like about Atom’s popular vim plugin, vim-mode-plus, is the option to enable stayOn{Yank,Delete,etc}
. These options “try to keep original cursor position as much as posible after operation”. It is an intentional difference from pure vim, and is behind a configuration flag.
I’ve got a local copy of this plugin that mimics that behavior - would you be open to a PR that adds similar options to this plugin? Just wondering before I go through the effort to package up a neat PR for it.
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Currently I can maintain the current cursor position by adding this to my settings.
If you want to maintain the highlight, just remove the
<ESC>
part.No, this is not implemented. Would accept a PR if anyone wants to give it a shot.