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I'm not trying to be rude, but I'm not going to transcribe a book or help files here. The answer is read Practical Vim. It should be required reading for any Vi
by stevebmark 12y ago
I'm not trying to be rude, but I'm not going to transcribe a book or help files here. The answer is read Practical Vim. It should be required reading for any Vim user.
- mcpherrinm 12y agoWhether or not you're trying, you have succeeded.
- sente 12y agoI'm incredibly quick with Vim and I rarely use `q:`, `q/`, `:normal`, etc. In fact, I think I only type `q:` as a typo when I'm trying to `:q[uit]` :p