As far as I can figure out, I defined -FP as {FLUSH}, and so every time I tried to write FPLT and it came out FP (as it often does), instead of a period, I got what appeared to be dead space. The first line is what it looked like on screen; the last line is what I originally intended. But the middle line is what I got when I positioned my cursor after the word "tidbits" and pressed "." to insert a period. Now, how the hell did that happen? And what does it mean for Plover, if anything? Something to consider. I've now defined -FP as {.}, so here's hoping that'll solve the problem.
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