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@dominicm in your article when using cpaF does your cursor change position to the defn word ?
@zamaterian this is the default behaviour, yup. There's a rebinding somewhere which changes cp
to essentially be cp<C-o><C-o>
which means you don't lose your position. I've not added that yet myself (I just hit (gravekey*2) or <C-o>
) definitely a slight frustration that comes from fireplace
thnx, can you narrow down somewhere ?