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> kak test # <-- no extension on file, so no filetype stuff
Within kak:
insert text: "foo(argtype arg)"
dupe 3 times: xyppp
go back to top, cursor on ): gggl
insert text: "[const static 1]"
repeat for following lines: j.j.j.
FWIW, if you have a macro line that ends with a bunch of tabs and a backslash ('\'), and you use . to paste in more endings, there is more than just a single character repeated. So I don't think this is "merely" an off-by-one error or something. It seems more likely to be multiple copies of the selection overlaying somehow?
Kakoune in Debian 12 repository is 2022.10.31. I can reproduce this neither with that version nor with 2023.08.05 nor with the git head. Could it somehow be related to #3600? That issue was recently fixed, and now I'm experiencing the very reverse problem: dot doesn't always repeat what it should. See #5122.
Version of Kakoune
unknown (but later than 20210828)
Reproducer
From bash prompt:
Within kak:
Outcome
Expectations
Additional information
FWIW, if you have a macro line that ends with a bunch of tabs and a backslash ('\'), and you use
.
to paste in more endings, there is more than just a single character repeated. So I don't think this is "merely" an off-by-one error or something. It seems more likely to be multiple copies of the selection overlaying somehow?OS is Debian 12.5
uname says
I ran
kak -version
and got "Kakoune unknown"So I ran
strings - /usr/bin/kak | grep '20[12]'
and got:So I'm guessing my version is post 202108, but that's all I got.
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