RS
You can reselect the previous selection
Size: a a a
2019 August 29
2019 August 30
SA
gv reselects at the very last selection
2019 August 31
2019 September 02
AC
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
2019 September 25
SA
Avoiding manual copy of infromation with vim - DEV Community 👩💻👨💻
https://dev.to/voyeg3r/avoiding-manual-copy-of-infromation-with-vim-1k91
https://dev.to/voyeg3r/avoiding-manual-copy-of-infromation-with-vim-1k91
SA
You can reselect the previous selection
The difference is that you can select a similar area but at a different point, same retangular area. Did you get it?
2019 September 26
RS
Ohh that its so much better, thank you
SA
Have you guys read about positive look behind assertions on vim? If not you should read this article:
https://www.inputoutput.io/lookbehind-lookahead-regex-in-vim/
https://www.inputoutput.io/lookbehind-lookahead-regex-in-vim/
2019 September 27
AC
Hi guys, good night, I just installed neovim, to install the plugins on it is the same as installing on vim? Forgive my English, I'm Brazilian and my English is still pretty bad.
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Hi guys, good night, I just installed neovim, to install the plugins on it is the same as installing on vim? Forgive my English, I'm Brazilian and my English is still pretty bad.
Never mind about the English language, there are at least three Brazilians in this group.
AC
Então posso falar em português ?
AC
Tem alguns grupos que não permitem outros idiomas
Q(
Então posso falar em português ?
Not really, because the others are not Brazilian.
AC
Not really, because the others are not Brazilian.
Oh, sorry
SA
Hi guys, good night, I just installed neovim, to install the plugins on it is the same as installing on vim? Forgive my English, I'm Brazilian and my English is still pretty bad.
You can use something like
https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/18820/7339
https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/18820/7339
SA
You can make a symbolic link in order to use a single "vimrc"
Run once:
ln -svfn ~/.vimrc ~/.config/nvim/init.vim
" inside your vimrc
if has('nvim')
tnoremap <Esc> <C-\><C-n>
set inccomand=nosplit
endif
The above lines will be set only if nvim is running
Using the same technic you can put your configuration under version control and never lose your settings anymore
Run once:
ln -svfn ~/.vimrc ~/.config/nvim/init.vim
" inside your vimrc
if has('nvim')
tnoremap <Esc> <C-\><C-n>
set inccomand=nosplit
endif
The above lines will be set only if nvim is running
Using the same technic you can put your configuration under version control and never lose your settings anymore
2019 October 01
SA
by the way if you want to paste a shortcut in a global command you can do something like this:
:g/pattern/exec "normal! 10\<c-a>"
:g/pattern/exec "normal! 10\<c-a>"
2019 October 14
SA
I didn't know. We can circle through last deletions with: "1pu.u.u.