[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Somehow it never occured to me that I could view and edit the contents
> of a recording. Of course, it's just a register, so I pasted the register;
> edited the contents; then yanked the lines back into the register...
> and naturally this worked fine.
This is going to be immensely useful! Thanks for the heads up
> I was thinking that there should be a way to take the register lines
> and automatically turn them into an noremap (including adding the @ to
> start register playback). Has anyone perfected this?
Like this?
:map {key} {C-R register}
For example if you want to "save" register q as <F2>:
:map <F2> {C-R q}
where you actually type C-R q at the prompt.
If you like your new mapping and want to make it permanent:
- open your ~/.vimrc in a new window/tab/buffer
- bring up the commandline window (q:)
- find the map comand you used
- yank it (yy)
- close the commandline window (C-C C-C)
- paste it
Tobia
