@KritixiLithos Huh, that's really strange. I have no idea what's causing that because the implicit "Newline" is only a newline in command mode. In normal mode it's a NOOP, so it shouldn't break anything

I can confirm with a program, I added i^V at the end instead of ò. When I ran it, there were some ^M's in the buffer

I don't get that

What? I run the same program on my computer and I get ^M instead

Aha! i know what the problem is

Most text editors end your file with a newline, TIO does not

So locally you get i<C-v><newline><implicit ender> whereas on TIO you get i<C-v><implicit ender>

Oh, so V on TIO is outdated?

Well, technically yes, but the problem is your source file, not V

Ah, I see what you mean. It's the linefeed at the end of every file when editing with vim

Exactly

Probably the easiest way to fix that is with a hex editor. I can't remember if :se noeol is effective or not

Or maybe :se binary

It works now!

You're relearning all of the things about V that have frustrated me in the past. ;D

Also, FYI gó now defaults to 100

Although I can't figure out what the problem with the github feed is. :/

Haha

I've got a long day in front of me tomorrow, so I better go to bed now

Cya later

Bye o/

@DJMcMayhem Just got macvim, and that doesn't do anything :(

Maybe macvim doesn't add ugly GUI buttons?

No ugly GUI buttons, but annoying menu, or rather the menu shortcuts.