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Word jump should not stop twice on .

Ola Vikholt 12 лет назад обновлен 12 лет назад 2
(Let me explain by example ("|" is cursor position):)

It takes three word jumps (by ctrl+arrow or what have you) to get from 
|www.google.com
to
www.google|.com
as the cursor stops both at
www|.google.com   and   www.|google.com

This makes it difficult to move the cursor fast and efficiently.

At the least, it should be a configurable option not to stop excessively around . and similar (one-character) words.

The "word_separators" setting seems to control this behavior. Unfortunately, removing the periods from this setting as follows:

    "word_separators": "/\\()\"'-:,;<>~!@#$%^&*|+=[]{}`~?",


... just seems to skip to the end of "www.google.com" with ctrl+right. Very probably not what you are after.
Hi Joel. Thanks, but exactly as you say, that's not what I'm after. In other words, I think we can safely say that the "word_separators" setting does not control the behavior I was describing.

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