Emacs kill/yank actions don't always insert all killed text
Originator: | mayoff | ||
Number: | rdar://41183045 | Date Originated: | June 16 2018, 12:58 AM |
Status: | CLOSED DUPLICATE OF 40464103 CLOSED | Resolved: | |
Product: | Developer Tools | Product Version: | Xcode 10L176w macOS 17F77 |
Classification: | Serious Bug | Reproducible: | Always |
Dear Xcoderinos, The Emacs-like kill/yank actions don't always insert all the killed text in Xcode's editor. I'm attaching a video demonstrating the problem. In the video, I start with an empty plain text file and type exactly this sequence of keys: return a return b return up-arrow up-arrow control-k control-k control-k control-k control-y The control-y (yank) keystroke should insert all of the text killed by the four prior control-k (kill) keystrokes. That is, it should insert "a", newline, "b", newline. Instead, it inserts newline, "b", newline. The "a" is lost. I verify that the text is truly lost (rather than just not displayed) by opening the file in TextEdit. Please make Xcode insert all of my killed text. Thanks, Rob
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