Hi,
is it possible to get out of a started
"change command" (dont know, whether this
is this the correct naming...) with a single
key pressed ?
For example the text is
Vim is a #eally$nice editor.
"#" is marking my cursor position and "$"
is the sign appearing after I have submitted
"cfn" already.
Since vim is really a nice editor, I do not
want to change anything and pressed "cfn" by
accident.
Hmmm....<ESC> kills everything between "#" and "$"...
"u" would undo it...but this like "do the wrong thing
and repair it afterwards".
What I want is to prevent doing wrong things by aborting
them,..not to do them and saying "ooops sorry...my fault"
afterwards and starting repairing the desaster then... :)
So....how can I _abort_ this ?
Keep editing!
mcc
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