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The new semantic is according to <http://learnvimscriptthehardway.stevelosh.com/chapters/50.html>: - `]]` jumps to the start of the next function, - `]]` to the start of the previous function, - `][` to the end of the next function, - `[]` the end of the previous function.
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This is much more consistent than the current implementation (which jumps to one function defined in a function but not to the second function defined in the same top-level function). However, what I really want is to jump to the function in the same scope (if I'm in a subfunction, jump to the next subfunction. if in a top-level, skip past subfunctions). I attempted this in idbrii/vim-lua-ftplugin@0e12923 and a7c3606, but it doesn't work well. Regardless, in my brief testing this PR is an improvement on the status quo! |
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The new semantic is according to
http://learnvimscriptthehardway.stevelosh.com/chapters/50.html:
]]jumps to the start of the next function,]]to the start of the previous function,][to the end of the next function,[]the end of the previous function.