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Another neat trick is to use ctrl-x ctrl-e, this gets the command in a vim buffer (default editor for me). Edit the command and then :wq to reflect the changes
by vrnmh 2y ago
Another neat trick is to use ctrl-x ctrl-e, this gets the command in a vim buffer (default editor for me). Edit the command and then :wq to reflect the changes
- shmerl 2y agoThat's neat!