Not incrementing correct "word"

[ErikReider]

Adding - [x] on to an empty file and trying to increment [x] increments on instead of toggling [x].

I tried adding this to the setup to be able to toggle markdown checkboxes but it didn't work :/

{"[ ]", "[x]"},
{"-[ ]", "-[x]"},
{"- [ ]", "- [x]"},
{"- []", "- [x]"},

Any idea on why this is happening?

[nat-418]

Pretty sure this has to do with how vim/neovim measure words. I will test later and see what I can do. Thanks for the report.

[kaldyr]

I believe the issue isn't that it's incrementing the wrong word, but rather that for some reason it's not recognizing the [ or ] characters correctly. If you don't put any other words that boole.nvim checks for on the line it just fails to do anything.

- [ ] This is a test Nothing happens.

On another note, if you put multiple words that boole.nvim is looking for on the same line it will always choose the last word that is configured to cycle on the line. So even if it did correctly see '- [x]', it would not cycle it because only the last match on the line gets cycled.

Testing enable testing yes testing true Chooses 'true'->'false' no matter where the cursor is on the line with the following .setup()

boole.setup({

	mappings = {
		increment = '<C-a>',
		decrement = '<C-x>',
	},

	additions = {
		{ '[ ]', '[x]' },
		{ '-[ ]', '-[x]'},
		{ '- [ ]', '- [x]'},
	},

	allow_caps_additions = {
		{ 'enable', 'disable' },
		{ 'true', 'false' },
		{ 'yes', 'no' },
		{ 'on', 'off' },
		{ 'before', 'after' },
	}

})