Suppose I have the following text
{i}ndent0 i[n]dent0
indent1 indent1
indent1 indent1
indent1
indent1
indent1
indent0
and the following settings
let g:columnmove_strict_wbege = 0
let g:columnmove_stop_on_space = 1
With my cursor on [],
<M-e> moves the cursor to the space on line 3. This is the expected behavior, since g:columnmove_stop_on_space = 1.
Now, with my cursor on {},
<M-e> also takes me to line 3.
However, I hope that <M-e> moves the cursor to the second indent 0 on line 8.
That is, I wish to treat leading spaces in the same way as blank lines.
Would it be possible to add an option for this? Maybe g:columnmove_stop_on_leading_space?
Suppose I have the following text
and the following settings
With my cursor on
[],<M-e>moves the cursor to the space on line 3. This is the expected behavior, sinceg:columnmove_stop_on_space = 1.Now, with my cursor on
{},<M-e>also takes me to line 3.However, I hope that
<M-e>moves the cursor to the secondindent 0on line 8.That is, I wish to treat leading spaces in the same way as blank lines.
Would it be possible to add an option for this? Maybe
g:columnmove_stop_on_leading_space?