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q + something else -> starts recording into buffer <something else> q again -> finish recording @ <somethinge else> -> replay recording of buffer <something e
by dvcrn 5y ago
q + something else -> starts recording into buffer <something else>
q again -> finish recording
@ <somethinge else> -> replay recording of buffer <something else>
- alpaca128 5y agoGood summary, but minor addition: `q` is also a valid input. Hitting `qq` starts recording in the `q` buffer, and it stops when the key is pressed a third time in normal mode.
- schemathings 5y agoI recently had the happy discovery that q: puts you into the : buffer, which is your command history. You can navigate to a recent comment and just enter to execute. Bonus point for it being the opposite of :q