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vim-mode 'V/foo[enter]' removes selection
Say I want to highlight all lines between my cursor and the string 'foo'. I am accustomed to being able to do one of:
V/foo[enter]
V?foo[enter]
Depending on whether 'foo' is before or after my cursor. The search works, and the selection works, but when I hit [enter] to stop typing my search string and start manipulating the selection, the selection goes away and I'm left back where I started.
vim-mode 'V/foo[enter]' removes selection
Say I want to highlight all lines between my cursor and the string 'foo'. I am accustomed to being able to do one of:
V/foo[enter]
V?foo[enter]
Depending on whether 'foo' is before or after my cursor. The search works, and the selection works, but when I hit [enter] to stop typing my search string and start manipulating the selection, the selection goes away and I'm left back where I started.
vim-mode 'V/foo[enter]' removes selection
Say I want to highlight all lines between my cursor and the string 'foo'. I am accustomed to being able to do one of:
V/foo[enter]
V?foo[enter]
Depending on whether 'foo' is before or after my cursor. The search works, and the selection works, but when I hit [enter] to stop typing my search string and start manipulating the selection, the selection goes away and I'm left back where I started.
vim-mode 'V/foo[enter]' removes selection
Say I want to highlight all lines between my cursor and the string 'foo'. I am accustomed to being able to do one of:of
V/foo[enter]
Depending on whether 'foo' is before or after my cursor. The search works, and the selection works, but when I hit [enter] to stop typing my search string and start manipulating the selection, the selection goes away and I'm left back where I started.