Tuesday, 21 July 2009
VIM : Register Tricks
When you use the useful ct" (change till " character) (:help t - motion command) it can be annoying that you cannot . repeat it if the limiting character is not a "
Well not to worry the last text you inserted is still in the . register and can thus be retrieved with a <C-R>.
ie ct'<C-R>.
Don't forget it's brother the small delete register -
Or the other special registers which you can display with the following command
:reg "/-.:%*
Nor forget how to dump your numeric registers
"1p....... (normal mode)
Well not to worry the last text you inserted is still in the . register and can thus be retrieved with a <C-R>.
ie ct'<C-R>.
Don't forget it's brother the small delete register -
Or the other special registers which you can display with the following command
:reg "/-.:%*
Nor forget how to dump your numeric registers
"1p....... (normal mode)
Labels: gvim, vim, vim registers, zzapper
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