> Sweeeet. Lotta things I didn't know about, should come in handy, tnx!
>
> Especially the ">}" thing. Man, can't tell you how many times I just
> eyeball code and do things like
>
> 10>>
>
> whups, make that
>
> 15>>
>
> bah, too many...
>
> 14>>
>
> Ah, better.
Glad it helped. It's helpful to regularly remind one's self that
lots of commands, such as ">" take a motion (":he motion.txt"),
and that just about any motion will do. So you can do crazy
things like
>3L
to shift from the current line to the 3 lines before the last
line on the screen (":help L", where an irksome bug was fixed in
vim7 regarding folds) or
>/endblock/-
(followed by <enter>) to shift from the current line up through
the line before the next match of "endblock".
I've had a couple "duh, I never thought to combine operator X
with motion Y, and boy is that helpful!" moments.
-tim
