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> One of the most fun navigation keys is the under-reported "f" key. If the cursor isn't where you want it to be There's also the t key which will place the cu
by u801e 7y ago
> One of the most fun navigation keys is the under-reported "f" key. If the cursor isn't where you want it to be
There's also the t key which will place the cursor on the character just before it. There are also the F and T keys that will search backward in the same line and the ; and , keys that allow you jump from character to character in that line.
But, if you want more flexibility and the ability to jump across multiple lines, a / or ? search will allow you to select text up to and including the multiple characters you search for.
- bdamm 7y agoThere are so many navigation keys and combinations, that's kind of what is great about it. A lifetime's worth, in the case of vim and neovim. I personally have got a lot of mileage out of f, F, t, T, /, ?, G, 0, W, w, e, E, b, B, }, and %.