handler: _update_step: remove calling of mark_selected
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@numirias can you merge this? I've been using it for over a month without problems. |
This should not be necessary in general, since it gets triggered via `CursorMoved` already. It also might trigger an error due to `self._vim.current.window` not being a valid window anymore, when `cursor` gets accessed [1]. It also should not be using the global current window's cursor (which might be for another buffer!) to mark selected nodes in the buffer. 1: numirias#72
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This should not be necessary in general, since it gets triggered via
CursorMovedalready.It also might trigger an error due to
self._vim.current.windownotbeing a valid window anymore, when
cursorgets accessed [1].It also should not be using the global current window's cursor (which
might be for another buffer!) to mark selected nodes in the buffer.
1: #72