On 05/02/2010 06:55 PM, Peng Yu wrote:
I want to define a key shortcut switch the line above the cursor and
the line below the cursor without affecting what is in the buffer (I
mean the things copied by say 'yy'). Could you show me how to do it?
I usually use the following Ex ":move" commands:
:m+ " swap this line and the next
:m-2 " swap this line and the prev
to move a line up/down without touching my registers. I usually
use only the former because (1) it's easier for me to remember,
(2) it's shorter for me to type, and (3) for the cost of the
character, I can press "k" to move up a line, reducing the
problem to "swap this line and the next".
Either or both of these can be mapped.
-tim
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