Re:Vim: Buffers, Windows, and Tabs
by tyrmored on Saturday June 09, 2012 @08:23AM
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Yes, gt and gT are the way to do this.
Admittedly I wouldn't personally recommend those mappings, because both already correspond to commands I use quite frequently. By default Y is synonym for yy, to yank a whole line, and T<char> moves back to the nearest instance of <char> on the current line. The first one I think people could live without, but the latter is kind of important for good vi.
Admittedly I wouldn't personally recommend those mappings, because both already correspond to commands I use quite frequently. By default Y is synonym for yy, to yank a whole line, and T<char> moves back to the nearest instance of <char> on the current line. The first one I think people could live without, but the latter is kind of important for good vi.