When there are two tokens next to each other and you use a subword modifier, cursorless will assume that you are referring to the token to the right of your cursor. However, if the token to the right of your cursor is a single character, then this will not be what you want. It might make more sense to assume the user is referring to token to the left in this case. For example
If the cursor is before the ;, the command "take first word" doesn't work.
When there are two tokens next to each other and you use a subword modifier, cursorless will assume that you are referring to the token to the right of your cursor. However, if the token to the right of your cursor is a single character, then this will not be what you want. It might make more sense to assume the user is referring to token to the left in this case. For example
If the cursor is before the
;, the command "take first word" doesn't work.