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I created vim-seek exactly for this reason, it's like f but takes always two characters, way faster than easymotion within the line (though I still use easymoti

I created vim-seek exactly for this reason, it's like f but takes always two characters, way faster than easymotion within the line (though I still use easymotion for longer distances) http://github.com/goldfeld/vim-seek http://github.com/goldfeld/vim-seek

danneu 14y ago
Cool! Until I found easymotion.vim, I was sort of doing a poor man's vim-seek with `/` and two chars.