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> On Vim: <Shift>+; (:) nnoremap ; : I've never missed the default behaviour of ";" (to repeat the last "t"-like command), and the above has helped me tre
by mfontani 6y ago
> On Vim: <Shift>+; (:)
nnoremap ; :
I've never missed the default behaviour of ";" (to repeat the last "t"-like command), and the above has helped me tremendously
- penguin_booze 6y agoI, on the other hand, use ';' quite heavily: void theWorldsLongestFunction(int way, int too, int many, int parameters); Then, 0f,;;; Is my self-approved way to jump through the parameters.
- Lio 6y agoI use ; a lot. However I don't mind using shift as I always press it with the opposite hand to one that's pressing the key to be shifted. I also use a lot insert mode Ctrl commands. I think any keyboard interface that you can use without looking at the keyboard is Ok by me. I would probably be happy enough in emacs even with all the weird cording but I'm just too wedded to Vim at this point to want to change.