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On 12 Feb 2009, at 20:16, Alexander Pilipovsky wrote: |
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> Stroller написав(ла): |
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>> Hi there, |
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>> I can find numerous references on the net to this behaviour: |
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>> In vim, you can just select the rectangular region with Ctrl-v, |
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>> then type "I#<ESC>". This will insert # in each line at the same |
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>> column. Very convenient. |
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> ... |
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> Exuse me, but it works on my computer :) And thanks about this |
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> topic, I didn't know about this feature! |
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> I selected region by Ctrl-v, pressed Shift-I and white selection |
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> disappeared, I pressed # and ESC and got this effect... |
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Blimey! I overlooked the instruction to use the <escape> key! |
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Having recently made a resolution to take better advantage of vim's |
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features I have only just learned selection using shift-v, so had to |
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test again using ctrl-v before posting. I also tried both combinations |
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using just "i" and also shift-I. |
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*slaps self* |
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Stroller. |
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