Make gP to put before the cursor and keep the cursor position like in vim

[aristidebm]

Thank you guys for this amazing piece of software and all the efforts you put in mainting it, I am really grateful

gP is a really interesting shortcut to duplicate code. I usally use it after a yap, ya{ or ya(.

In vim when you type gP after a yank, it puts the new block before the yanked text and the cursor does not move, which is really useful because we edit text from top to bottom and I usually duplicate a text then directly continue the modification of the copy without having to manually move the cursor to the bottom

Above is a demo that shoes the behavior of vim and zed side by side followed a clip of vim documentation on gP

demo.mp4

[trkoch]

Yes please!

                                                        *gp*
["x]gp                  Just like "p", but leave the cursor just after the new text.

                                                        *gP*
["x]gP                  Just like "P", but leave the cursor just after the new text.

[trkoch]

I tried to emulate with:

      "g P": ["workspace::SendKeystrokes", "' > P"],

But this wouldn't work reliably (e.g. broken indentation).