CtrlSFVwordPath and CtrlSFVwordExec mappings are not working about ctrlsf.vim HOT 7 CLOSED

I always get the following output and nothing happens:
:call feedkeys(":CtrlSF " . g:CtrlSFGetVisualSelection()."\r")

I'm not sure what you mean by "get the following output", can you attach a snapshot to explain it ?

And here is extra information I need to know

• OS version
• Vim version
• Your vimrc

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• OS: Arch Linux
• Vim version:
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• My .vimrc

STR:

• Visually select a word;
• Press the key mapping <C-F>f;

Right after that Vim is switched to NORMAL mode with the output like on the screenshot below and nothing happens.

I've just disabled all other plugins and the issue is still reproducible.

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If everything is right, there should be a <CR> follows :call feedkeys(...) and get the command executed, but it seems like that doesn't work like expected and I don't know why...

Can you test if following command works right?

nnoremap <expr> T ":echo('foo')\r"

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There is another possibility that :call feedkeys(...) is executed but something goes wrong.

Can you tell me

1. If searching word under cursor (builtin map is <Plug>CtrlSFCwordPath) works well?
2. If :call feedkeys(":echo('foo')\r") works well?

Thank you.

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I've found the reason for this issue. It's due to my key mappings:
nnoremap : ;
vnoremap : ;
nnoremap ; :
vnoremap ; :

I've disabled them. Sadly, these are quite handy.
Is it possible to somehow workaround this?

Thanks!

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Fix it is not so hard, thanks for finding out the real reason :)

A fixed version #35 have been merged, please update to the latest version. If the issue remains, comment here to let me know.

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It's working fine now!
Thanks!

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