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Not to "recent line". To "line before latest jump". This is in section 10 of chapter 3 of the :help user-manual. That's like… day 1 material. Not worthy of HN,
by johncoltrane 3y ago
Not to "recent line". To "line before latest jump".
This is in section 10 of chapter 3 of the :help user-manual. That's like… day 1 material. Not worthy of HN, IMO.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y ago> This is in section 10 of chapter 3 of the :help user-manual. That's like… day 1 material. Not worthy of HN, IMO. I assure you, nobody makes it to chapter 3 of the manual on day 1. Not to mention that the manual is long enough that most people don't seriously read it (much like bash: Yes, the manpage documents it well, but there's too much material to expect everyone to go through it all)
- number6 3y agoThere is a manual? I thought vim was tough through verbal anecdotes from generation to generation
- foobarbaz33 3y agoThe bundled manual is really good. vim :help :only Don't skip the intro text at the top. You need to know the key binds it describes to navigate the manual. Jump to subject: Control-] Jump back: Control-o
- armonge 3y agobeen using vim for 10 years, I didn't know this, and it's on the frontpage of HN, that would make it worthy, IMO
- johncoltrane 3y agoMaybe it's not too late to start learning it properly instead of relying on random posts.