Restore column when near eof #35
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Thanks for the pull request! I'll try to test it out this weekend. You may have resolved a long standing bug. thanks! If anyone else happens to test, please post your results here. |
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Thanks for the bug fix! This has been an issue for years, and thanks to your eagle-eyed diligence, it is now squashed! Crazy how tiny details matter in our profession! This particular bug has bitten me a number of times. Thanks for fixing it! |
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Awesome! Thank you for maintaining this plugin for so long 👍 |
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Hi! Thanks for this very useful plugin 👍
The only thing that bothered me a bit is that it uses quote instead of backtick when we're near the end of the file, which means it jumps to first non-blank character (so not restoring the column position). Seems like it was like that right from it's introduction in 2015 (945cc1a), but I'm not sure if it's actually intended to behave like that for some reason.