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Of all the good practices listed here, the only one I can't seem to be bothered with is */# for searching the word under the cursor. I am curious is this happen
by Schiphol 8y ago
Of all the good practices listed here, the only one I can't seem to be bothered with is */# for searching the word under the cursor. I am curious is this happens to others, or it's just thst my workflow is idiosyncratic in this respect.
- pvinis 8y agoI use * often. It's even more convenient nice I have * mapped to pressing a modifier+n, so after I type * I can just hit the same key and type n, or switch to shift+n to go backwards. The map is on my keyboard, not on vim. (You have an interesting username!)
- Schiphol 8y agoIt's an interesting airport :)
- aidos 8y agoI love * / #. One of my regular pattens is *#ciw<something><esc>n.n. So I put the thing I want to change in the search register, jump back, change it and then start hopping through subsequent occurrences changing them too.