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Commands that moves the cursor. A motion command is used after an operator command to move over the text that is to be operated upon.
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Rectangular regions as text objects?
Is it possible to define a text object in vim that will act on a rectangular region?
For instance, suppose I have vertically aligned columns of text, like this:
column 1 co column 2 col
lumn 1 c …
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