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That's odd. With my configuration I can use ; with t and it will skip over an occurrence of the target if it is the next character, like it seems you expect it
by zefhous 14y ago
That's odd. With my configuration I can use ; with t and it will skip over an occurrence of the target if it is the next character, like it seems you expect it to behave. I don't know if this has been fixed/improved in Vim itself or by some plugin that I use, but it does seem to be fixed now.
- kps 14y agoIn vim, the ‘new’ behaviour (skipping the target if there would be no motion) is the default, and the original vi behaviour can be selected using cpoptions; see :help cpo-;