In `helix_normal` mode, `alt+C` is incorrectly reducing number of cursors

[mathroc]

Summary

Summary

When using the helix_normal mode, Alt+C should create a new cursor at the next suitable line above the cursor, but if multiple cursors were creating before (with C) it will first revert them.

Description

Steps to reproduce:

1. In helix_normal mode, place your cursor in a bloc of text with a few lines before and after
2. press C twice to create 2 more cursors
3. press Alt+C twice

Expected Behavior: there should be 5 cursors, 2 after the initial line, 2 before the initial line, an the "main" cursor on the initial line
Actual Behavior: only one cursor at the initial position

Zed Version and System Specs

Zed: Preview 0.193.2 (4961830)
OS: Linux
Memory: 32 GiB
Architecture: amd64

[mathroc]

@luccahuguet should we CC you to update the list in #33580 ?

[luccahuguet]

@luccahuguet should we CC you to update the list in #33580 ?

Good question!

lets do it like this:

• the last comment there is the one that counts, the latest and greatest
• so in this case you could copy the existing block, update it with this issue and comment it there

I guess I'll update these "rules" there

What do you think?

[luccahuguet]

I better update the main post as well, because we cant have nice looking links and easily copyable code at the same time

so i'll put the link manually

and i should get a notif automatically when you comment there