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Use \s, not \W, for whitespace checking.

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Joshua Potter 2017-07-25 18:27:20 -07:00
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commit 01dd3f9f41
1 changed files with 3 additions and 3 deletions
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@ -69,13 +69,13 @@ function! s:SmartJoinLine()
endif
" If the character at textwidth is a whitespace character, we should simply
" place a line break at textwidth.
if match(l:line[&textwidth - 1], '\W\+') != -1
if match(l:line[&textwidth - 1], '\s\+') != -1
exe "normal! r\<CR>"
return 1
" If the character following textwidth is a whitespace character, we simply
" create a line break at this point. Note that :join will already clear out
" any trailing whitespace between the two lines.
elseif match(l:line[&textwidth], '\W\+') != -1
elseif match(l:line[&textwidth], '\s\+') != -1
exe "normal! lr\<CR>"
return 1
" The last possibility includes whether or not the current word runs through
@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ function! s:SmartJoinLine()
" In this case, we first check if we are at the beginning of the word
" already (by verifying whether or not there exists a whitespace character
" at the position left of the textwidth).
if match(l:line[&textwidth - 2], '\W\+') == -1
if match(l:line[&textwidth - 2], '\s\+') == -1
exe "normal! B"
endif
" Check if WORD goes past textwidth and break at this point if it does.