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* Refactor surround commands to use early returns
* Show surround delete and replace errors in editor
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Co-authored-by: Blaž Hrastnik <blaz@mxxn.io>
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Fixes #1077. This was caused by the assumption that a block
cursor is represented as zero width internally and simply
rendered to be a single width selection, where as in reality
a block cursor is an actual single width selection in form and
function.
Behavioural changes:
1. Surround selection no longer works when cursor is _on_ a
surround character that has matching pairs (like `'`
or `"`). This was the intended behaviour from the start
but worked till now because of the cursor position
calculation mismatch.
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Fixes #543.
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Also fix a bunch of bugs related to it.
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For example when the cursor is _on_ the `'` in `'word'`, the cursor
wouldn't move because the search for a matching pair started _from_ the
position of the cursor and simply found itself.
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Surround operations previously ignored other pairs that are
enclosed within which should be skipped. For example if the
cursor is on the `,` in `{{a},{b}}`, doing `md{` previously
would delete the `{` on the left of `a` and `}` on the right
of `b` instead of the outermost braces. This commit corrects
this behavior.
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