Stuck about vim-multiple-cursors HOT 6 CLOSED

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No i can't do it anything

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@Cvar1984 probably the same issue as #263 (comment)

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@Cvar1984 @tbhockey can you please provide us with:

• the minimal vimrc to reproduce this issue
• the exact and minimal set of keys/commands triggering the issue

Thanks,
Antoine

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@antoinemadec it appears this issue has been well-documented in various other issues #285 #272. Unless i'm misunderstanding we're all describing the same situation.

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@Cvar1984 @tbhockey when using ctrl-n from nomal mode, you will start cursors in visual mode.
When typing i, you will have the same behavior as if you were typing i in visual mode.

I tested the following both on the lastest Vim compiled from source and nvim v0.3.8

Minimal vimrc:

call plug#begin('~/.vim/plugins_by_vimplug')
Plug 'terryma/vim-multiple-cursors'
call plug#end()
set nocompatible

Scenario described in the issues you mentioned:

• normal mode in a file
• ctrl-n on a word multiple times
• i, does not seem to respond (which is the same behavior as in the regular visual mode)
• to fix this, you can press I or ctrl-c

I just added documentation about this in the FAQ, both in the README and the vim help.

If you think there is still a bug, please send us both the minimal vimrc and the exact scenario.
For now, I will close the ticket, feel free to reopen it.

I hope this helps,
Antoine

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