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Friday, September 5, 2008
Repeat Last Command Line
To repeat the last command-line given in ex mode, you can simply enter a count followed by "@:".
4 comments:
Anonymous
said...
I find pressing <Up> in Ex mode more intuitive ":help c_<Up>". It's also one key less to press. You can prefix it with something to filter out. For example ":e <Up>" shows the last Ex command which started with ":e " (and you can press <Up> multiple times until you reach the command you need.
4 comments:
I find pressing <Up> in Ex mode more intuitive ":help c_<Up>". It's also one key less to press. You can prefix it with something to filter out. For example ":e <Up>" shows the last Ex command which started with ":e " (and you can press <Up> multiple times until you reach the command you need.
Thanks for this blog. I really enjoy short articles that can really help out with day to day work.
--Nate
Cheers. You should try a flattr button instead of donate though.
Thanks! That made my life easier. Especially repeating the last command multiple times was very useful.
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