Update to vim_8.1.1948 and stop using patches

I mean... 1948...

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 79 deletions

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-To: vim_dev@googlegroups.com
-Subject: Patch 8.1.0022
-Fcc: outbox
-From: Bram Moolenaar <Bram@moolenaar.net>
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-
-Patch 8.1.0022
-Problem:    Repeating put from expression register fails.
-Solution:   Re-evaluate the expression register. (Andy Massimino,
-            closes #2945)
-Files:	    src/getchar.c, src/testdir/test_put.vim
-
-
-*** ../vim-8.1.0021/src/getchar.c	2018-05-22 20:35:13.554009274 +0200
---- src/getchar.c	2018-05-23 21:46:55.680567676 +0200
-***************
-*** 844,849 ****
---- 844,857 ----
-  	if (c >= '1' && c < '9')
-  	    ++c;
-  	add_char_buff(&readbuf2, c);
-+ 
-+ 	/* the expression register should be re-evaluated */
-+ 	if (c == '=')
-+ 	{
-+ 	    add_char_buff(&readbuf2, CAR);
-+ 	    cmd_silent = TRUE;
-+ 	}
-+ 
-  	c = read_redo(FALSE, old_redo);
-      }
-  
-*** ../vim-8.1.0021/src/testdir/test_put.vim	2017-06-27 15:22:24.000000000 +0200
---- src/testdir/test_put.vim	2018-05-23 21:44:03.492595109 +0200
-***************
-*** 45,47 ****
---- 45,60 ----
-    bw!
-    call setreg('a', a[0], a[1])
-  endfunc
-+ 
-+ func Test_put_expr()
-+   new
-+   call setline(1, repeat(['A'], 6))
-+   exec "1norm! \"=line('.')\<cr>p"
-+   norm! j0.
-+   norm! j0.
-+   exec "4norm! \"=\<cr>P"
-+   norm! j0.
-+   norm! j0.
-+   call assert_equal(['A1','A2','A3','4A','5A','6A'], getline(1,'$'))
-+   bw!
-+ endfunc
-*** ../vim-8.1.0021/src/version.c	2018-05-23 20:30:52.738566360 +0200
---- src/version.c	2018-05-23 21:45:38.776580863 +0200
-***************
-*** 763,764 ****
---- 763,766 ----
-  {   /* Add new patch number below this line */
-+ /**/
-+     22,
-  /**/
-
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-
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