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Show command prompt including commands issued before entering neovim
I suggest :suspend or Ctrl-z, which put vim in the background, returning you to the shell from which you launched it. Then use your shell's normal job-control commands to return (e.g., fg).
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Where's the documentation for Ctrl-C while in [Command Line] buffer?
After :help q: and scrolling down a bit:
CLOSE *E199*
There are several ways to leave the command-line window:
<CR> Execute the command-line under the cursor. ...
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Where's the documentation for Ctrl-C while in [Command Line] buffer?
For example, type :h q:. It takes you to the file cmdline.txt near the top of the section #7 "Command-line window".
The whole section is, obviously, 100% relevant to the topic. The <C-C&...
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How to :edit executable from path?
I think this is what you want to do. I just tested it and it worked for me.
:edit `which command`
Wrap the argument to :edit in backticks rather than preceding it with a "!".
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How to use -complete=lua for command-completion?
Obviously, this is a Lua variable name (including variables of "function" type).
Or, if you prefer, "tab" completes from a keys list of a Lua table you are currently referencing (...
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