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I've run quite a few tests to confirm this and I'm pretty sure that setting g:csv_highlight_column is the culprit. Here's my full configuration for csv.vim:
let g:no_csv_maps = 1
let g:csv_nomap_space = 1
let g:csv_nomap_bs = 1
let g:csv_nomap_l = 1
let g:csv_nomap_h = 1
let g:csv_no_conceal = 1
let g:csv_highlight_column = 'y'
let g:csv_hiGroup = 'CSVHiGroup'
autocmd ssk ColorScheme * hi default CSVHiGroup guibg=#FFEEAA gui=BOLD
With this config, and editing the following file:
abc,1
defghi,2
j,3
I do this in normal mode: gg0<C-v>G$A,xyz<ESC>. After that , the file contains the following:
abc,,xyz1
defg,xyzhi,2
j,3 ,xyz
But I expected the following:
abc,1,xyz
defghi,2,xyz
j,3,xyz
I managed to replicate this with vim --clean and adding csv.vim to rtp (after setting g:csv_highlight_column of course.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I've run quite a few tests to confirm this and I'm pretty sure that setting
g:csv_highlight_column
is the culprit. Here's my full configuration for csv.vim:With this config, and editing the following file:
I do this in normal mode:
gg0<C-v>G$A,xyz<ESC>
. After that , the file contains the following:But I expected the following:
I managed to replicate this with
vim --clean
and adding csv.vim tortp
(after settingg:csv_highlight_column
of course.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: