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Comments are programmer-readable annotations in source code which are ignored by the parser.
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How to toggle comments with ctrl+/? [duplicate]
I'm coming from Atom, and with that I can highlight multiple lines and hit ctrl/ and it'll toggle comments for those lines. I how easy this is.
Can I do something similar using ctrl/ with vim? …
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Toggling comments on and off
I have the following within my .vimrc:
" toggle comments
noremap <C-m> :<Left><Left><Left><Left><Left>exe "<Right><Right><Right><C-Right><Right>normal! … commentType='//' "C files
autocmd BufReadPost *.js let g:commentType='//' "C files
I want it so if I do 'ctrl+m' on a line that is already commented, it'll uncomment it, and if the line doesn't have comments …
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