Repeat like key pressed to repeat

[cdlm]

If you jump to a character x, using fx, then both f and t will jump to the next occurrence of x, but t does the same (i.e. it just repeats the initial fx jump).

IMHO, f should do a further jump in a f-ish way, and t in a t-ish way, independently of whether the initial jump was fx or tx. For instance, fxt should jump to before the second occurrence of x. Of course, likewise for any permutation of f, F, t, T.

[notEvil]

I must agree. And its easily implemented. Here is a working patch for ./autoload/clever_f.vim:

--- clever_f.vim        2014-06-04 13:20:06.562382100 +0200
+++ clever_f.vim.new    2014-06-04 13:18:24.807382100 +0200
@@ -46,6 +46,7 @@
     endif
     endtry
 else
+        let s:previous_map[mode] = a:map " hack
     " when repeated
     let back = a:map =~# '\u'
 endif

[cdlm]

Hi, I don't see the same patch on github as in the mail I got as a notification of your comment… did you edit it ? Which version is correct ?

[notEvil]

yeah, sry about that. Short after I recognized that the s:previous_map variable already existed. So the shorter version you see here will do. It just disables the memory by overwriting it.
The clean solution would be to remove the memory entirely, however this should be up to @rhysd

[sunaku]

@cdlm the patch is here: notEvil/clever-f.vim@15af064 🎌

[Arnie97]

@rhysd Would you like to merge this patch back to the mainline? We could also add a new flag to make this behavior optional.