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:norm(al) command Allows you to do some of the vim magic also on remote systems where you don't have all your plugins. Example: (1) Select block with `C-v` (
by vikin9 8y ago
:norm(al) command
Allows you to do some of the vim magic also on remote systems where you don't have all your plugins.
Example:
(1) Select block with `C-v`
(2) Hit colon `:`
(3) Write norm and enter any sequence as you would be in normal mode: `norm I# ` (prepend selection with a comment sign)
(4) Admire the result.
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