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vim repeat last command

2011年1月25日 — To repeat a command-line command, try @: , To repeat a normal/insert-mode command, try . , Add below mapping to your .vimrc if you want to shortcut the same. ,2011年7月10日 — Record Your Edits · press @ followed by the letter previously chosen · Typing @@ repeats the last playback. ,2020年2月28日 — You can repeat the last action by simply pressing . (dot). Let's have a look at the example. Imagine, you'd like to remove ; from the end of the ... ,2021年10月21日 — It would be better to repeat the last command with a single shortcut without having to record it. Is there something built-in similar to it. ,2021年12月21日 — Vim has the & command which just repeats the last substitution. The same way as . repeats the last command, I can move to the next true and ... ,The " @: " command repeats the last command-line change (a command invoked with " : ", for example :s/old/new/ ). You can move the cursor before using either of the repeat commands. ,2012年5月29日 — Option 1: turn it into a command mode operation · enter :norm 5j , it'll move the cursor down 5 lines · use @: to repeat the movement. ,2015年7月9日 — The . command only repeats the last change (Normal Mode). To repeat the last command-line, you can use @: ,While the . command can be used to repeat our most recent Normal mode command, we have to use @: instead if we want to repeat the last Ex command. ,2012年6月30日 — Typing @: in Normal mode will repeat the last command-line. That means anything you've typed starting with : can be repeated very easily.

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How do I repeat any command in Vim, like "C-x z" in emacs?

2011年1月25日 — To repeat a command-line command, try @: , To repeat a normal/insert-mode command, try . , Add below mapping to your .vimrc if you want to shortcut the same.

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How do I repeat the last n changes in Vim?

2011年7月10日 — Record Your Edits · press @ followed by the letter previously chosen · Typing @@ repeats the last playback.

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How to repeat the last change in Vim

2020年2月28日 — You can repeat the last action by simply pressing . (dot). Let's have a look at the example. Imagine, you'd like to remove ; from the end of the ...

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Is there an easy way to repeat previous command? : rvim

2021年10月21日 — It would be better to repeat the last command with a single shortcut without having to record it. Is there something built-in similar to it.

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key bindings - Mapping repeat last command

2021年12月21日 — Vim has the & command which just repeats the last substitution. The same way as . repeats the last command, I can move to the next true and ...

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Repeat last change - Vim Tips Wiki - Fandom

The " @: " command repeats the last command-line change (a command invoked with " : ", for example :s/old/new/ ). You can move the cursor before using either of the repeat commands...

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Repeat last normal mode command, including moves, in Vim

2012年5月29日 — Option 1: turn it into a command mode operation · enter :norm 5j , it'll move the cursor down 5 lines · use @: to repeat the movement.

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The dot "." isn't repeating last command - vim

2015年7月9日 — The . command only repeats the last change (Normal Mode). To repeat the last command-line, you can use @:

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Tip 31. Repeat the Last Ex Command - Practical Vim, 2nd ...

While the . command can be used to repeat our most recent Normal mode command, we have to use @: instead if we want to repeat the last Ex command.

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Vim 101: Repeating Commands | by Alex R. Young | usevim

2012年6月30日 — Typing @: in Normal mode will repeat the last command-line. That means anything you've typed starting with : can be repeated very easily.

https://medium.com