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In vim, ">>" and "<<" will indent and dedent the current line. It doesn't work with spaces and tabs mixed in with the line though. Bonus is you can do things li
by shabbyrobe 13y ago
In vim, ">>" and "<<" will indent and dedent the current line. It doesn't work with spaces and tabs mixed in with the line though. Bonus is you can do things like "10<<". This works even better with ":set rnu" turned on.