word movement "w" & "b" vs word character span for commands like dw and cw about xvim HOT 5 CLOSED

Ｙｅｓ. Vim has "inclusive" and "exclusive" motions. I haven't considered about it yet.
I'm planning to add "inclusive" argument to motionFixedFrom:To:.
It will be like

motionFixedFrom:(NSUInteger)from To:(NSUInteger)To Inclusive:(BOOL)inclusive

Let me know if the problem is not about the "inclusive" thing.

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Consider the dvw command, should the v change between inclusive and exclusive?

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Thanks for the advice. I did not know such behavior of Vim...

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I fixed the problem.
Now I make enum value to represent motion type.
They have "CHARACTERWISE_EXCLUSIVE", "CHARACTERWISE_INCLUSIVE","LINEWISE".
"dvw" is also supported now. (I haven't implemented "d C-v w". but its easy to implement I think)

Let me know if some operations do not work fine.

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excellent! thanks..

On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 6:56 AM, JugglerShu
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I fixed the problem.
Now I make enum value to represent motion type.
They have "CHARACTERWISE_EXCLUSIVE", "CHARACTERWISE_INCLUSIVE","LINEWISE".
"dvw" is also supported now. (I haven't implemented  "d C-v w". but its easy to implement I think)

Let me know if some operations do not work fine.

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