On Fri 8-Dec-06 11:43am -0600, you wrote:
> From: Bill McCarthy
>> On Thu 7-Dec-06 11:33pm -0600, Chuck Mason wrote:
>>> Does anyone know of a shorter, happier way to perform (in normal mode)
>>>
>>> Pdwbyw
>>>
>>> That is, replace the current word with whats in "0 but leave "0 alone?
>> diw"0P
> Neat. Thank you very much for the help! This works 90% of what I want so
> maybe you can help with the last 10%? I made a mapping
> :nmap \rw dip"0P
> And \rw now replaces my words as I want. However, using . (repeat) only
> repeats the "0P part. Anyway I can have it repeat the whole command?
I thought it might work with something like this:
nmap \rw :exe 'norm diw"0P'<CR>
It doesn't - only the final '"0P' is executed by '.' and
using '@:' repeats the last command I actually typed (not
the one "typed" by the map).
If you are going to repeat so many that typing \rw becomes a
burden, you could do:
nm . \rw
Do all your changes and then type
nun .
As the help file notes:
:nunmap can also be used outside of a monastery.
:helpg monastery
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Best regards,
Bill
