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Questions on ex- or colon-commands. For questions about command-line options used to launch the editor, use the [invocation] tag.
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Delete non-consecutive lines in command mode
I came up with this:
:for i in reverse([1, 3, 4, 7]) | exe i . 'delete' | endfor
This could easily be put into a function that could be called:
function DeleteLines(lines)
let lines = reverse(uni …
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Programatically enter Command line window
You could bind something else to open the command-line window using a noremap:
:nnoremap Q: q:
See :help :noremap.
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In command-line mode, how to avoid delete key erasing last character?
Try this:
:cnoremap <expr> <del> strlen(getcmdline()) == getcmdpos() - 1 ? '' : "\<del>"
This binds the delete key on the :-command line to running an expression and executing the keystrokes the expr …
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What is the `:'<,'>` in the command line?
The substitute command can accept a range prefix. Without it, like:
:s/foo/bar/g
Will just substitute on the current (cursor) line.
:%s/foo/bar/g
Will substitute on the whole file.
:5,10s/foo/bar/g
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How do I make my own function to insert text in vim?
The :insert command cannot take an argument like you're trying to do, it expects user input for the lines, followed by a single line consisting of a . to finish inserting.
You probably want the append …
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Vim8 && in :terminal's [command]
The trick is to provide the ++shell argument to :terminal:
:term ++shell echo A && echo B
This is because :terminal tries to execute the entire command as one command, without letting a shell interpr …
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