Previously strchr and istrchr didn't consider NUL chars as end-of-string
terminators. This caused problems in regexps using character classes:
a regexp like "[^a]bc" would be effectively treated as "[^abc]bc" - i.e.
some literal characters from the rest of the pattern would accidentally be
included in the character class.
The previous code threw "cannot share data context between Swing events"
throwables from DataManagerImpl$MyDataContext.getData since we used to
share DataContext objects passed to
VimShortcutKeyAction.actionPerformed() and
VimTypedActionHandler.execute() inside AnActionEvent objects with
runnables we invoked via SwingUtilities.invokeLater().
If the replacement contains newlines, the line number of the current
search position needs to be adjusted. Without this, e.g. s/$/\r/g would
get into an infinite loop.
Annotations-based line numbers reset all other annotations on caret
move, so the results of VCS annotate are reset all the time. It is
necessary for 'rnu', but for 'nu' we can use standard editor line
numbers and preserve the ability to show VCS annotations during caret
movement operations.
Previously, performing e.g. visual '~' on a large file would completely
lock up the IDE. The culprit seemed to be the calls to replaceText() one
character at a time, which is not a cheap operation since each
replaceText() will for example trigger a DocumentChanged event.
Based on empirical testing with Vim, ';' should work like this:
assuming "<caret>1:a 2:b 3:c" with ':' as the last f/t character:
- "t:" does nothing
- ";" cursor goes to '2'
- "2;" cursor goes to '2', same as the previous
- "3;" cursor goes to '3'
If first character of the file is a newline, then findSentenceEnd()
could return -2 when the 'previous sentence' motion is performed,
leading to an eventual crash. Found by fuzzing.
The '<' and '>' commands weren't marked with FLAG_OP_PEND even though
they should, which sometimes caused EmptyStackException in KeyHandler
(when typing <I<><I<> for example). Found by fuzzing.
