I really think a shortcut for o^[ and O^[ would be useful if they don't exist already

Oh wait, I see the commands now

@KritixiLithos haha, I literally just added that about a day ago

After a V pull on tio, I found a bug

It's with the Ä command. Try changing the arg to 1, 2 and 3 and see the difference. tio.run/nexus/v#@3@44fBKZSDR8v//fyMA

Ah shoot you're right. I swear, like 90% of bugs come from that command

haha, but why?

Why is this bug happening, or why is that command buggy?

Why is the command buggy?

Because it has lots of edge cases. In general, it's just d<motion><n>P this works fine but if you're at the last line of the buffer, you get moved up a line and P is wrong

Try it online!

Try it online!

Try it online!

Add to that the fact that it works differently than most vim operators are supposed to in terms of counts. For example, there's <count1>ä<count 2><motion>, and 0, 1 and no count all have different behavior

ah, I see

Oh well, I guess my answer is going to get 2 more bytes

Link? You could probably get around it by using an older version before I tried (and failed) to fix that command

The older version and this version is the same as it is (I haven't edited my answer with the fixed version yet): codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/106825/41805

Talking about the o<ESC> command, I was wondering if I could contribute to the wiki

Sure. Go for it!

I just sent you a collaborator invite

:D

@KritixiLithos To make this bug even more annoying, if there's another line in the buffer it works correctly: Try it online!

smh

It looks normal to me

Yeah, that's my point. If you delete world, it's wrong but if you leave it it's right

Haha, looking through your V commits, it seems Ä was a nuisance for a long time: github.com/DJMcMayhem/V/commit/…

Haha, Understatement of the year

What, it's 4 separate links?!!?!

Yup

If I can figure out this one the commit message will be Episode V: The ä bug strikes back

@KritixiLithos I think I've fixed it. Could you try it out to see if I'm missing anything obvious?

(Thankfully I fixed it by removing code instead of adding it)

It works now :) I think there might be a correlation with the commit message and the commit itself

Does this mean that TIO is updated and is now technically newer than the question Kritixi was answering?

No, I haven't asked Dennis to pull yet

I think it's working without the bug?

tio.run/nexus/v#@3@4IbNCQdr08EwTr8O9FfrKXMaHNx5uONyS/f//fxMA

doesn't work on my copy which is as old as when i sent the pull reuqest

@nmjcman101 it doesn't work with input 1

That's the bug

I wnoder why it doesn't work on my computer then

Are you on the newest version?

no... i don't know how to check my version though

Just git pull and it'll update

but then it's noncompeting in the challenge

Oooh, I see. Then what are you trying to do?

Do you want the newest competing version?

No I have a version that is only missing <M-o> and the search count, so that's fine, it just wasn't working for the code I sent earlier. I might try to revert to before the most recent "duplicate fix"

Are you going to post an answer on that challenge?

was thinking about it

Why are you entering 'x's and then changing them to '#'s?

-_-

nvim, when you J deletes the first # on the next line

a better way might be adding an extra # on the line idk

It's weird, I can think of a lot of 16-byte solutions that should work but everything seems to be going wrong and I don't know why

examples?

Well, if it weren't for the bug your solution could be 15 bytes

But WTF is happening here?

Oh, I think it has to do with commented lines being joined

Ahah! I figured it out! Try it online!

Now there's a 14 byte non-competing version: Ài# <esc>5Ù4JjòÀÄk

That's pretty much what I had, just the disappearing #

That's why I was entering 'x's and changing them to '#'s

Ahh, I see now

@nmjcman101 I'd like to post this as a CW non-competing answer (Since we both worked on it). Is that OK with you? If you're still planning on posting a very similar answer, I won't

@DJMcMayhem hell post it as your own answer that's fine

Haha, OK then

It might be useful to change Î to :g/^/norm

or have a different way to do that, like maybe if you left ç it defaulted to that

(<M-N> and <M-g> respectively)

tio.run/nexus/v#@3@4IVNZQdr08EwTr8PL4/QPNxxu@f//vwkA