> 3. How can I get vi to close out my (..), '..', {..}, and so on (this
> might become annoying but I'd like to try something like this anyway).
I have a few simple mappings that are specific to Perl IF statements, but they
could easily be modified to any structure:
" 1-2. Open Perl IF sta
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 2:39 PM, Taylor Hedberg wrote:
> shawn wilson, Thu 2011-04-28 @ 14:08:31-0400:
>> yeah, i am going to have to play with :nmap a bit... something like:
>> :nmap i_l_r
>> (which doesn't do it exactly, maybe a_ ...
>
> Try the following instead:
>
> nnoremap i r
>
that d
shawn wilson, Thu 2011-04-28 @ 14:08:31-0400:
> yeah, i am going to have to play with :nmap a bit... something like:
> :nmap i_l_r
> (which doesn't do it exactly, maybe a_ ...
Try the following instead:
nnoremap i r
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Taylor, Ben, thanks.
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 9:02 PM, Taylor Hedberg wrote:
> shawn wilson, Wed 2011-04-27 @ 10:46:20-0400:
>> 1. In visual mode how do I select to a line number? I know I can do iB
>> or whatever but if I don't want to work with the whole function I just
>> have to hold down j.
>
On Apr 27, 9:46 am, shawn wilson wrote:
>
> 3. How can I get vi to close out my (..), '..', {..}, and so on (this might
> become annoying but I'd like to try something like this anyway).
>
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Automatically_append_closing_characters
> 4. Can I get the output of :shell or
shawn wilson, Wed 2011-04-27 @ 10:46:20-0400:
> 1. In visual mode how do I select to a line number? I know I can do iB
> or whatever but if I don't want to work with the whole function I just
> have to hold down j.
Use the G command. `nG` moves the cursor to line n. So if you want to
select from h
