Restore cursor column in BlankUp/BlankDown

[lifecrisis]

Using [<Space> and ]<Space> always moves the cursor to the beginning of the line.

I would prefer not to.

[tpope]

I think this would be okay if it respected the 'startofline' option.

[lifecrisis]

I'm not sure I follow. The 'startofline' option applies to a set of enumerated commands. I don't exactly see why a custom command needs to fit with this option.

For my case, this wouldn't help. I would like to keep the 'startofline' option on so that the enumerated commands in :h 'sol' function normally while [<Space> and ]<Space> function as in this PR. So, there's a conflict here for me.

In any case, I admire your work and my feelings won't be hurt if you close! I'll just overwrite these mappings in my vimrc file.

[lifecrisis]

Hey, @tpope. In order to overwrite these mappings, wouldn't the s:map() call need to include the '<unique>' argument?

I just tried adding the following to my vimrc file:

nnoremap <silent> [<Space> :<C-U>call append(line('.') - 1, repeat([''], v:count1))<CR>
nnoremap <silent> ]<Space> :<C-U>call append(line('.'), repeat([''], v:count1))<CR>

These do the job when the '<unique>' argument is added to your s:map() function.