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I used to use s for replacing one char with another. e.g.

  • source: "bla". command: ss. result: "sla"
  • source: "bla". command: 3ss. result: "s"

Neovim (using LazyVim) seems to override this option, and I can't figure out how to restore it or what to use instead (c is fine, but replaces a full word, which complicates my workflow)

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    Does 3rs work?
    – Friedrich
    Jun 15 at 10:14
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    Please complain at LazyVims issue tracker, that they are overriding a system comand
    – Christian Brabandt
    Jun 15 at 10:53
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    @Friedrich it does. Thank you
    – CIsForCookies
    Jun 15 at 11:13
  • You're welcome. FWIW, on Vim 9 or 8.2 I cannot get 3ss to behave as described in the question.
    – Friedrich
    Jun 15 at 11:56
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    @Friedrich you are right, my bad - 3ss would substitute 3 chars with one s. Updating the question
    – CIsForCookies
    Jun 15 at 13:28

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I would do use r instead

rs

Or

3rs
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