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Dude. He's right. Vim is clunky, I'll admit it, but it is a text-manipulation language separate from vim script. Vim-the-language looks like this: ci)char*

by qu4z-2 13y ago

Dude. He's right. Vim is clunky, I'll admit it, but it is a text-manipulation language separate from vim script. Vim-the-language looks like this: ci)char* arg<ESC>/func<CR>V}:s/param/arg/g<CR>

mmorett 13y ago
That's kinda looks like what I have to type in to go to the end of a single line in Vim. ;-)
- terhechte 13y ago
  Actually, the vim language utilizes regular expressions, so end of a single line is $ while ^ is the beginning of the line. Just like the regex: "/^[0-9]*$"
- qu4z-2 13y ago
  Vim is usually fairly efficient in what it makes you type, just not always as consistent as I'd like.