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If your brain prefers that order, you can emulate it in vim by doing v-movement-action, for example viwd to first select an inner word and then delete it.
by bla3 5y ago
If your brain prefers that order, you can emulate it in vim by doing v-movement-action, for example viwd to first select an inner word and then delete it.
- b0rsuk 5y agoI tend to do that whenever I'm unsure what my action will actually affect. Pressing one more key is a price I can pay.
- JoshTriplett 5y agoI do exactly this when I'm doing complex commands and want to select-verify-run. Most commonly, something like vi(c where I want to confirm how the parentheses are nested before the operation.