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say I have a line here ( | being my cursor) callFunction(); |// HEY THIS IS A REALLY LONG COMMENT From there, I hit D, which is the same as d$. I want to
by rhdoenges 15y ago
say I have a line here ( | being my cursor)
callFunction(); |// HEY THIS IS A REALLY LONG COMMENT
From there, I hit D, which is the same as d$. I want to then paste it so I have something like
// HEY THIS IS A REALLY LONG COMMENT
callFunction();
But I want to do that without entering insert mode.
- weaksauce 15y agohow about remapping? nnoremap <leader>d DO<esc>p
- mct 15y agoTo break a single line into two lines on a whitespace boundary, one pattern I find myself using often is moving the cursor to the whitespace and hitting 'r<return>'. (The 'r' command replaces the character under the cursor with the next key typed, without going into insert mode.)