Vim changing the text objects of " in a single line with less number of keystrokes?

Question

Consider this situation, which I often follow in python and consider that my cursor is on the letter a of args:

args = ap.add_argument("-i", "--texture", type = str, required=True, help="path of the texture vector")

My objective is to change above line to this:

args = ap.add_argument("-o", "--output", type = str, required=True, help="path of the output")

Now if I have to change all the text objects in this line {"-i", "--texture", "path of the texture vector"). I do this:

ci" [ to change "-i" to "-o"]
Esc
2f"
ci" [ to change the second text object]
Esc
2f"
ci" [ then change the last text object]
Esc

It is bit clumsy to do 2f" between every ci", what are the more faster and smoother ways of doing this?

Answer 1

It'll be hard to get manually entered keys much shorter than you guys got it in comments. But if you use a mapping you can repeat the "jump to quotes and enter insert" action easily...

nnoremap XX 2f"ci"

(Replace XX with desired key combo.)

Then you just do XX, type in some text, <esc>XX, type in some text, <esc>XX, ... until you've changed all quoted strings in the line.