If the selection is at the start of a word it will select the next word
not the previous. This is only approximate, as it assumes that words are
space-delimited and begin at node boundaries.
When an <input type="file"> is selected with hints, it will cause an
"Upload file: " prompt in the commandline. (Selection with tab and mouse
is left unchanged and will cause the firefox dialog to display)
See http://vimperator.org/trac/ticket/126
Using...
function (args)
{
let args = args.string;
...
was causing Firefox to complain that args was undefined. Changing the
"let" to "var" or changing the names of the variables (e.g., changing
"function (args)" to "function (arg)") fixes the problem. IMO, this
appears to be a bug in Firefox.
The short fix would be to change the formal argument from "args" to
"arg." However, that would make delmarks' implementation different from
all the rest. So changed "let args" to "let argstring" and adjusted
throughout the function.
a.) Cleaned up copyright language to match conventions.
(I used the memoir document class documentation as a reference, but
these conventions are common throughout publishing)
* The (c) symbol has no legal meaning. Only the word "Copyright" and
an encircled lowercase c are appropriate. So the word "Copyright"
was placed before each (c).
* Each (C) was changed to (c).
* Kris uses the correct symbols in copyright notices, but those
symbols can be problematic in terminal-mode editors. Added the word
"Copyright" as well.
* Replaced colons/spaces after years with the word "by."
b.) Added a copyright notice to common/content/template.js. It was
missing one entirely. Please correct if it doesn't need one or if the
copyright isn't held by Martin.
c.) Also added a "tildetidy" target to Makefile common that includes a
version of the find line from the existing "clean" target (however,
this version uses "rm -fv" instead of "rm -f").
