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I would just cw and space it back to correct alignment. I too edit ascii table by hand, and quite often and just find R not very useful in even this case.
by ddfs123 2y ago
I would just cw and space it back to correct alignment. I too edit ascii table by hand, and quite often and just find R not very useful in even this case.
- setopt 2y agoOr use cw, and then use a plugin like e.g. junegunn/vim-easy-align.
- wruza 2y agoAlso table_format.vim.
- gpvos 2y agoIn the original vi, if you use cw to change it into a longer word, you can't just use <DEL> to remove spaces after the word, but have to use <ESC> and x. So R is often more practical, and it got into my muscle memory before vim existed.