Sometimes but not always repeating an operation on a targets-object with . prints the message :call targets#do() for a couple milliseconds. This is not a deal-breaker but a little bit annoying. Could it be made silent for example by using <cmd>call targets#do()<cr>?
An example would be:
- Open a file with the following content (
* is the cursor-position):
'f*oo'
'foo'
'foo'
'foo'
'foo'
'foo'
'foo'
'foo'
'foo'
ciqbar to change 'foo' to 'bar'
j to move cursor one line down on the next 'foo'
- press
. to repeat the last action and to replace 'foo' with 'bar' again
- repeat step 3 & 4
Occasionally but not always pressing . will echo :call targets#do() in the cmdline for a couple milliseconds.
Sometimes but not always repeating an operation on a targets-object with
.prints the message:call targets#do()for a couple milliseconds. This is not a deal-breaker but a little bit annoying. Could it be made silent for example by using<cmd>call targets#do()<cr>?An example would be:
*is the cursor-position):ciqbarto change'foo'to'bar'jto move cursor one line down on the next'foo'.to repeat the last action and to replace'foo'with'bar'againOccasionally but not always pressing
.will echo:call targets#do()in the cmdline for a couple milliseconds.