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Questions about replaying the same command. This includes the dot command (.), @ macros, @: and similar methods.
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Running previous run command that was run in normal mode using colon
Recently I had to compile a latex file a few times, :!pdflatex filename.tex did the trick. But is there a way in normal mode to repeat commands like these which are in the recent history,but used repe …
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Valid usecases for `=` macro register
I happen to come across the = register. I checked :h @= and :h recording where it is mentioned. I am not able to understand how to use it. It could be helpful to know a valid use-case for the same.
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