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David
On Nov 15, 2011, at 4:08 PM, Chris Lott wrote:
> Is there a quick way to jump to the actual end of the file (aka the
> last character of the final line)? G moves to the beginning of the
> last line, which is usually mistakenly referred to as EOF...
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Is there a quick way to jump to the actual end of the file (aka the
last character of the final line)? G moves to the beginning of the
last line, which is usually mistakenly referred to as EOF...
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After using the good old terminal vim for a while again I will give it
another shot. Thanks for all the suggestions/workarounds. The many tips to
work around the problems shows how versatile vim is. For me there were two
tips that made it work for me, so here the summary:
typing ctrl-g when text i
