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Friday, November 16, 2007

Command Line History

Want to see the ex commands you've executed as of late? Easy, just type q: from normal mode to open your command-line history. From the command-line history window, you can yank commands or execute them as needed. To go back to normal mode type :q. You can also enter command-line history mode from ex mode by typing ctrl-f.
Posted by Travis Whitton at 11:41 AM
Labels: command, history, line, vim

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