Hi, Typing a special key such as <right> in Operating-Pending mode currently causes Vimpulse to crash in vimpulse-range. I've included a patch that fixes this, so that (for example) y right yanks the character under point, as it does in Vim. However, after fixing this bug there is another problem. Namely, if I type y 2 right (to yank two characters), the keypress parser continues waiting for input so that the echo line reads y 2 right- and it keeps on accepting more input no matter how many times I press right, until I press a non-special-key motion such as $, when it finally runs the command. I couldn't work out what was going on here, so I gave up. The patch for the first bug is below, though. Oh, and thanks for Vimpulse! It's brilliant! Nick diff --git a/vimpulse-operator.el b/vimpulse-operator.el index 4b1f594..b4ff648 100644 --- a/vimpulse-operator.el +++ b/vimpulse-operator.el @@ -220,8 +220,9 @@ (defun vimpulse-range (message oldmsg) ;; With doubled operator ("gqgq" or "gqq"), set motion to current line. (if (or (eq vimpulse-this-motion vimpulse-this-operator) - (member (vimpulse-strip-prefix (this-command-keys) t) - '("g??" "gUU" "gqq" "guu" "gww" "g~~"))) + (member (vimpulse-strip-prefix (this-command-keys)) + (mapcar 'string-to-vector + '("g??" "gUU" "gqq" "guu" "gww" "g~~")))) (setq vimpulse-this-motion 'vimpulse-line) (setq vimpulse-this-motion (vimpulse-operator-remapping vimpulse-this-motion))))