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> nnoremap ; : > I don’t remap : back to ; because it seems to break a bunch of plugins. That sounds like another good trick. But then how do you jump to your
by z92 14y ago
> nnoremap ; :
> I don’t remap : back to ; because it seems to break a bunch of plugins.
That sounds like another good trick. But then how do you jump to your next f,F,t? I find myself frequently typeing "f=" to find "=" and then hitting ";" to jump through all the "=" in that line and reach the one I want.
- pyre 14y agoWhen people overwrite things that are basic like that they usually don't have an alternative. They overwrite them, because it doesn't fit their common usage pattern. But, for example, I use ',' as my <Leader>. So that I can still use ',', I also map ',,' back to ',' functionality: let mapleader = "," let maplocalleader = "," nnoremap <leader>, :normal ,<CR>:<CR>
- RegEx 14y agorepmo.vim[0] lets you repeat movements with semicolon as well. I only use two vim plugins, and this is one of them. [0]: http://vim.sourceforge.net/scripts/script.php?script_id=2174 http://vim.sourceforge.net/scripts/script.php?script_id=2174