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Normally, if I (deliberately) move the cursor at the beginning of a line (column 0) and go downward (or up) with C-n or ↓, it will stay at column 0 forever.
But sometimes, after using haskell-mode for some time, a glitch occurs that causes the cursor to be reset to some random column j after any vertical movement. Even if I return to column 0 it will still keep resetting it back to column j whenever I move up or down.
Reloading the buffer fixes this, but it always reappears after some time.
FWIW I'm using haskell-mode 13.14.2 with haskell-indentation.
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Normally, if I (deliberately) move the cursor at the beginning of a line (column 0) and go downward (or up) with
C-n
or↓
, it will stay at column 0 forever.But sometimes, after using haskell-mode for some time, a glitch occurs that causes the cursor to be reset to some random column
j
after any vertical movement. Even if I return to column 0 it will still keep resetting it back to columnj
whenever I move up or down.Reloading the buffer fixes this, but it always reappears after some time.
FWIW I'm using haskell-mode 13.14.2 with haskell-indentation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: