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Hi,
In every modes (normal, insert, visual),
when the cursor is on an empty line,
when we ask to go to the previous line (evil-previous-line, with either up arrow, - (minus) or j),
the cursor jumps one line (it goes to the previous-previous line instead of the previous line).
I'm using Emacs24 .3.1 and evil 1.0-dev (installed from MELPA).
Original comment byFrank Fischer (Bitbucket: lyro, GitHub: lyro):
Do you use fci-mode? There is a known bug in this package that causes this behaviour. Otherwise, please provide a minimal example to reproduce the bug.
Originally reported by: Anonymous
Hi,
In every modes (normal, insert, visual),
when the cursor is on an empty line,
when we ask to go to the previous line (evil-previous-line, with either up arrow, - (minus) or j),
the cursor jumps one line (it goes to the previous-previous line instead of the previous line).
I'm using Emacs24 .3.1 and evil 1.0-dev (installed from MELPA).
This pb is also reported here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19798841/emacs-evil-mode-moving-up
Thanks !
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