Fixed cursor when duplicated header #997
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pokoli
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Apr 13, 2023
When processing duplicate headers with header auto, the position of meta.cursor will be returned as the position of cursor including renamed headers such as _<number>. But it's different from the cursor of the actual file. So set the cursor to the length of the original header.
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When processing duplicate headers with header auto, the position of meta.cursor will be returned as the position of cursor including renamed headers such as _. But it's different from the cursor of the actual file. So set the cursor to the length of the original header.