Re: zsh-workers: zsh-3.1.4

[Zefram <zefram@xxxxxxxxx>]

Wayne Davison wrote:
>No, spaceinline() is definitely broken.  To see this, it is only
>necessary to set the point and type some characters.  The easiest
>way to do this is to start with an empty line (which has the point
>set to the start of the line), type a few characters, and type Ctrl-X
>Ctrl-X -- the curor doesn't budge (it should have gone to the start
>of the line).  That's because spaceinline() keeps bumping the point
>forward when it shouldn't.
>
>Having a >= in spaceinline() is wrong -- it should be just >.

So the mark should be attached to the preceding character, rather than the
following?  If that is the correct semantic then spaceinline() is broken.

-zefram