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No, not at the moment

Installed from github again.
y/p are fixed. Yeah, I've seen that Ctrl+C doesn't work with this selection. It's not really ideal but if I have to live with it...

Thanks, Alexey!

Ok, installed it via addon manager again (and deleted the github version). In "v" mode, "f" and "t" do not select enough characters (both are missing the rightmost one). For example: Sicknote We are in command mode, the caret is on the "S" "vtn" This...

I get this after updating from github (and after restarting cudatext): Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", line 2, in <module> File "D:\Tools\CudaText_x64\py\cuda_vim_mode\__init__.py", line 5, in <module> from .scrollto import * ImportError: No module named 'cuda...

Yeah, all "f, F, t, T" motions only work inside the same line in which the cursor is

All apps I use support this :mrgreen: Visual Studio Code with Vim (vscodevim) extension Sublime Text with Six (an alternative Vim extensions (paid)) gVim v8.1.541 vim 8.0 on Debian Stretch and I really tested it on all of them (vt<character>, vf<character>). Works exactly as expected on all of them...

Works perfectly fine!
Any chance that you will add the same motions in conjunctions with "v"?
Makes copying / pasting much easier if you can select text in this way (on the current line)...

- fix: commands Y/p must insert text at line start - fix: commands y/p in visual/fullline mode must paste at line start Confirmed, now they do exactly what they are supposed to do :D It's caused by "Group undo" Cudatext feature. It is option "undo_grouped". maybe turn it off, fi...

What I just noticed... You support f, F and t, T but not in conjunction with motions that can really make use of it For example: c, d or v Like "change from the current cursor position up to (but not including) the next "q" character on the same line: "ctq" etc. One of the t...

You paste by "p"? what text is selected and how to repeat by steps? Yes I do. Use any text you like with more than one line. In the first .gif, I'm using "Y" and immediately after that: "p". As you can see the yanked full line is inserted right after the caret (as the ...