On 3 oct. 2011, at 22:58, Christoph LANGE wrote:
Dear evil developers,
a while ago (can't name the date nor the revision) evil-next-visual-line stopped working for me. It simply doesn't do anything any more, while Emacs's own mechanism still works
Here are the keystrokes for reproducing the bug in an empty buffer:
a w o r d SPC <escape> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <escape> ^ g j <down> g k C-h l
Please repeat the "." until you got more than one line.
gj (evil-next-visual-line) doesn't work for me. <down> works, while line-move-visual is set to t. That gets me to the next visual line, and from that point gk (evil-previous-visual-line) works.
I noticed the same problem here: g k works, but not g j. By the way, in the help message for g j (did a C-h k g j), it says "Move the cursor COUNT lines up" instead of "down". Alan