Avoid moving out of brace object in cs and ds

plugin/surround.vim

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ function! s:process(string)
     let m = matchstr(a:string,nr2char(i).'.\{-\}\ze'.nr2char(i))
     if m != ''
       let m = substitute(strpart(m,1),'\r.*','','')
-      let repl_{i} = input(substitute(m,':\s*$','','').': ')
+      let repl_{i} = input(match(m,'\w\+$') >= 0 ? m.': ' : m)
     endif
   endfor
   let s = ""
@@ -394,6 +394,11 @@ function! s:dosurround(...) " {{{1
     exe 'norm! dt'.char
   else
     exe 'norm! d'.strcount.'i'.char
+    " Note_issue215:
+    " at this point for [](){}<>, we usually expect cursor to be on the right
+    " brace. However that won't be the case if the right brace had a newline
+    " before it and the left brace had text afterward with no newline -- in
+    " that case, the cursor will be on the left brace. See issue 215.
   endif
   let keeper = getreg('"')
   let okeeper = keeper " for reindent below
@@ -420,8 +425,22 @@ function! s:dosurround(...) " {{{1
     exe 'norm! F'.char
     exe 'norm! df'.char
   else
-    " One character backwards
-    call search('\m.', 'bW')
+    " One character backwards, except if the cursor is now on the left brace.
+    " see Note_issue215.
+    let move_left = 1
+    let lefts  = '[({<'
+    let rights = '])}>'
+    let left_i = match(lefts, char)
+    let right_i = match(rights, char)
+    if left_i != -1 || right_i != -1
+      let left = right_i != -1 ? lefts[right_i] : char
+      if getline('.')[col('.') - 1] == left
+        let move_left = 0
+      endif
+    endif
+    if move_left
+      call search('\m.', 'bW')
+    endif
     exe "norm! da".char
   endif
   let removed = getreg('"')