Jon Smithers

In my own experiments, I discovered that adding `` to the mapping of `` introduces this behavior. Remove the `` and the cursor goes back to looking normal when you...

One workaround I've discovered is to `:redraw` on the first line of the function invoked with `=`. I don't know what `:redraw` entails, but it sounds a bit inefficient. demo...

I don't think the aforementioned workaround works on iTerm in macos. I think a better solution is to remove `` from the mapping and just `echo ''` at the beginning...

Here's a gif of me fighting with this bug.  I haven't found a way to reproduce at will from the terminal, but I _can_ reproduce by setting my `~/.zsh_history`...

It was caused by my `PROMPT`. I changed `$fg[cyan]` to `%{$fg[cyan]%}` and the issue stopped.

possibly related issues: * If you insert a string containing the `>` character, you have to press undo (`u`) twice to undo a single insert action. If I want to...

I started working on a prepare-commit-msg hook written in bash. (My team already relies on a bash prepare-commit-msg hook to insert a ticket number, so we need to combine two...

I found a [stackoverflow answer](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3105307/how-do-you-automatically-remove-the-preview-window-after-autocompletion-in-vim)! ``` autocmd CompleteDone * pclose ``` This will automatically hide the preview window whenever you're done auto-completing.

See if this will replicate it: 1. Open a `js` file. 2. Place the cursor on some documented word and run `:TernDoc` 3. Still in the same window, run `:bnext`...

That's great to hear...I appreciate the words! The syntax highlighting isn't hard. Auto-indent is what's difficult. I haven't been using lit-html at my day job, so I might need some...