feat: add undokeepcurs option to keep the cursor position after undo #29462
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…r the undo This can be useful, for example, if you are using autocommands to format your import declarations. By default, when you perform the undo operation, your cursor will be moved to the top of your file, in the import instructions section, which is annoying if you want to focus on the code itself.
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There was a request(s) for this in the issue tracker. Please link to it/them, and if there were tradeoffs mentioned, explain how this addresses the tradeoffs or why it should override the tradeoffs. And review any alternatives/workarounds discussed. Is there an existing Also needs tests. |
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#12374 keep the cursor after using a operator |
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feat: add undokeepcurs option to keep the cursor to the position prior to the undone operation.
Problem :
By default, the cursor is set at the top of the undo block. That means that, no matter what kind of operation it was (e.g. auto-remove for import statement), your cursor will be set to the top position of the undo block after the undo operation. You may want more flexibilité on your cursor position depending on the operation).
Solution :
Use the
:set undokeepcursoption. Once you've set this option, your cursor will be set to the position where you were just after the action you want to undo. This can be useful, for example, if you are using autocommands to format your import declarations.See an example of the result below :
neovim_keepcurs.mp4
This is my first contribution to neovim, feel free to blame me if I broke something, either the integrity or philosophy.