On Sat, May 28, 2011 at 09:01:36AM -0700, Huy wrote:

Hello,

I get different behaviors when triple-mouse-clicking on a line of text. - in gvim, the line is highlighted and the cursor is put on the character closest to the mouse click point. - when in emacs-mode, the line is highlighted and the cursor is put on the first character of the next line. - when in vimpulse-mode, the "line PLUS the first character of the next line" are highlighted and the cursor is put on the first character of the next line.

Vimpulse's bug is bad because if you then hit 'x', you will see that the first character of the next line is deleted as well as the the triple-clicked line.

This also causes problems in org-mode when I select multiple lines and, for example, try to do things like convert between headline and list.

Thanks for looking into this and awesome work guys! I love vimpulse. Huy

Another possibly-related bug. If I do visual-mode by hitting 'V', vimpulse models gvim and keeps the cursor on the current line. However, this is very different from emacs. As I said in the previous bug report, emacs puts the cursor on the *next* line. Vimpulse should do as emacs does. Otherwise, you get unexpected behavior. For example, in org-mode, if you select a line with a list item using 'V' and then do 'C-c *' to convert into a headline, a mysterious blank line appears, which doesn't happen in emacs mode when I triple-mouse-click that line. The difference seems to lie in where the cursor is placed after highlighting an entire line. So even though it's nice that 'V' currently looks like gvim, the semantics should not change from emacs, even if that means we lose the ability to look like gvim. Huy