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In a .tex file, "e" moves cursor to the last "x" in $xxx$. In pandoc file, "e" moves to the last $ instead, I think that this should be change to be consistent with what is in .tex file.
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I am not seeing the behavior you describe. For me, "e" moves the cursor to the last "x" in $xxx$, just as you describe, and "E" moves to the "$". I don't know what controls this behavior: presumably it has to do with what characters vim takes to be part of "words" and what characters it takes to be punctuation. Digging in the vim helpfiles suggests iskeyword might be responsible, but for me, set iskeyword? indicates that my settings are the default settings whether I am in latex or pandoc.
I searched my vim files. I think that the intruding command is from vim-javascript. After I remove this vim plugin, then I see the behavior that you saw. So I guess this should be a bug of vim-javascript? But why vim-javascript is loaded, is it loaded in vim-pandoc?
In a .tex file, "e" moves cursor to the last "x" in
$xxx$
. In pandoc file, "e" moves to the last$
instead, I think that this should be change to be consistent with what is in .tex file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: