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activate-blockwise-visual-mode tab

joonro opened this issue · comments

Hi,

It seems activate-blockwise-visual-mode does not work on a tab. For example, if I have the following lines:

            test
            test
            test
            test

When the cursor is on the first t, I can press ctrl+v to got into the blockwise-visual-mode. But if my cursor is on one of the tabs before t, pressing ctrl+v just get me into visual mode it seems. I'm using soft tabs FYI.

debug info
{
  "atom": "1.34.0",
  "platform": "win32",
  "release": "10.0.17763",
  "vmpVersion": "1.36.0",
  "vmpConfig": {
    "ignoreCaseForSearch": true
  }
}

Execute Vim Mode Plus: Clip Debug Info(which write info to clipboard) then paste here.

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  • Provide your environment info clipped by Vim Mode Plus: Clip Debug Info command.
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  • Contrast current behavior if you want to change current behavior, with sample text, operation(keystroke) and result.
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commented

Maybe you have enabled AtomicSoftTab, I strongly recommend to disable it since it's really confusing.
Plus, I think you really are visual-block-mode, you can check at right-bottom corner of the status bar which indicates current mode.

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Thank you - unchecking AtomicSoftTab solved the issue. And I always disliked this behavior and I did not know how to disable it - so thank you very much!!