for some reason find_under does not expand the select to the word that the cursor is placed in anymore, but directly jumps to the next occurence of the word and selects it (and putting border around all occurences found). But it always used to be that first the current word would be selected.And upon further press the next occurence would be selected additionally (nvm I t was find_under_expand that I used)
find_under_prev however words that way. It first selects the current word, then jumps to the previous occurence
I also found another irregularity or bug:
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create new Javascript document
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add the following lines:
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$loading.remove();
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$loading.remove();
place cursor within $loading
now try to use ANY of the find functionalities. Nothing happens.
expected: “$loading” should be used as find subject (or at least “loading” depending on settings I guess)
now place cursor into “remove” and everything works as expected (at least given the contraints mentioned above)
ps: find_under_expand will work as expected on “remove”, but for “$loading” it would only select the first occurence, then stop unless I select the first occurence manually.
This is also becoming clear if you just select “remove” manually: all other occurence will have outlines. Select “$loading” manually - nothing is outlined. Select “loading” (without $) manually, all other occurences are outlines. Removing $ from word_separators setting changes nothing.