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Ah I took a look at this and I understand that the overlay-skip bit assumes that you're going forward and skips to the end of the overlay. If you're going backward then this obviously doesn't hold.
Unfortunately, it's not clear to me what the logic should be.
How to reproduce:
b
evilem-motion-find-char-backward
and enter thea
key. The command will run without a problem.a
and return tob
.C-g
to stop the commandevilem-motion-find-char-backward
again, this time search forx
. Emacs won't freeze in this case.x
evilem-motion-find-char-forward
and search for 'a'. This command will run successfully too.So it seems that evilem have trouble searching a character backwards, but only if that character is within a folded subtree.
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