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Overwriting text with the r or R commands. For search-and-replace operations, use the [substitute] tag.
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How can I repeat the cgn sequence?
and this:
How to find and replace in Vim without having to type the original word?
But the problem is that I can't add a repeat prefix to it. …
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How can I repeat the cgn sequence?
A user in a Telegram group dedicated to VIM showed me a very good solution:
:nnoremap <leader>. :normal .<cr>
this remaps <leader>. to allow a prefix with repeat count. In my case is mapped to the d …
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