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Thank you! Two things I really got from this: Capital marks. I use ma or ms and `a `s a lot, but did not know you could do global marks with mA and `A. Very us
by orthecreedence 6y ago
Thank you! Two things I really got from this:
Capital marks. I use ma or ms and `a `s a lot, but did not know you could do global marks with mA and `A. Very useful!
I've been using `` for a long time to mean "go back to the last place I was editing" but sometimes it gets overridden when navigating (I'm not super familiar with the jumplist, so maybe I need to get a better understanding) but `[ and `] are exactly what I've been looking for all these years.
- ryannevius 6y agoI use global marks for things like my .vimrc (`V), .zshrc (`Z), and other config files that I edit semi-regularly. Definitely a useful tool for the box.
- thanato0s 6y agoYou should try g; and g, You'll go through the change list. I think it's what you want. I explain it in the article vim-intermediate on the same blog :)
- orthecreedence 6y agoYes, thank you, I just read that article as well and that is what I was looking for =]
- danidiaz 6y ago> did not know you could do global marks with mA and `A. Incidentally, the "Vimium" browser extension also supports those marks with the same syntax; they're an interesting alternative to conventional bookmarks for frequently accessed pages. https://github.com/philc/vimium/blob/master/README.md https://github.com/philc/vimium/blob/master/README.md