Eric S Fraga <[email protected]> writes:
I just upgraded both emacs and evil. The latest commit for evil is
,---- | commit 9d0d51ffc4281b2e716618fcdbe52414a81aa7b6 | Author: Michael Markert <[email protected]> | Date: Fri Jun 7 11:22:24 2013 +0200 | | Move ace-jump-mode integration out of `eval-after-load`. `----
and emacs is the snapshot from 11 June.
Now, when in normal state, commands like f (evil-find-char), t (evil-find-char-to) and r (evil-replace) no longer work because the next keystroke is read as if in normal mode (e.g. typing "f x" causes the character under the cursor to be deleted).
Hm, very strange. Did you recompile evil (running `make`)? Does it work with an older Emacs version (i.e. a stable, non-development version)? Frank