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This should do it (without the spaces): : C-r C-l <Enter> The `C-l` buffer is the line you are currently on in command mode. (Might be in other modes too.)
by jmholla 2y ago
This should do it (without the spaces):
: C-r C-l <Enter>
The `C-l` buffer is the line you are currently on in command mode. (Might be in other modes too.)
- metadat 2y agoBravo!