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You would use 'dd' instead which is faster since you don't have to have make sure your other hand is in the correct position.
by Patrick_Devine 13y ago
You would use 'dd' instead which is faster since you don't have to have make sure your other hand is in the correct position.
- yogo 13y agoMy example involved deleting two lines, which you can accomplish with '2dd', 'dj', 'dddd', etc. When my hands are on my keyboard 'dj' is my personal preference. The parent poster was using arrow keys so naturally I'm wondering if for something like 'dj' he/she would use 'd + down arrow' since that seems like waste of time. It's a somewhat contrived example to see how far some users take the use of the arrow keys, which you quickly realize are not necessary in vim.