Once 'timeoutlen' passes after a lone <C-w>, nvim runs its builtin window
command, which reads the next key without mappings, so the vscode window
mappings were skipped (e.g. <C-w>c closed the nvim window instead of the
editor).
Map a lone <C-w> to read the next key and feed the whole command again,
with its count, remapped when one of the window mappings handles it
(special keys like <C-w><C-Down> included).
Fixes#2466
When nvim moves to a buffer whose document is not shown (e.g. a jump to a
global mark), vscode shows the document with the selection it saved last
time, and the layout sync then sends that selection back to nvim,
overwriting the position nvim jumped to.
Read the cursor of the current nvim window before showing the document
and apply it to the editor, so the layout sync sends nvim its own cursor.
Fixes#2699
* fix(cursor): keep the visual selection whole over characters outside the BMP
The inclusive Nvim end column was turned into an exclusive VSCode one by
adding a single UTF-16 unit. A character outside the BMP is two of them, so
the selection ended in the middle of a surrogate pair and drifted away from
where Nvim had the cursor: moving right over it took two presses and the
selected region no longer matched.
Step over the whole character instead, using its byte length.
Closes#2535
* test(cursor): add visual selection tests for non-BMP characters
* test(cursor): expect the astral pair to be whole in the mixed-character selection
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Co-authored-by: wongxy <xiyao.wong@foxmail.com>
The inclusive Nvim end column was turned into an exclusive VSCode one by
adding a single UTF-16 unit. A character outside the BMP is two of them, so
the selection ended in the middle of a surrogate pair and drifted away from
where Nvim had the cursor: moving right over it took two presses and the
selected region no longer matched.
Step over the whole character instead, using its byte length.
Closes#2535
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