> On Sep 21, 11:31 pm, "Benjamin R. Haskell" wrote:
>> I can't quite figure out a way to use => with 't'. But, perhaps the
>> next best thing (depending on your use-case) is the '*' search. If
>> you navigate to put the cursor above the => through other means
>> (word/sentence/paragraph movement), you can easily get to the next
>> one by pressing asterisk above it.
>
> As I mentioned in my first post, On gvim in Windows at least, that
> won't work. A '*' search with the cursor on that character (as well
> as on other characters used as bullets, including the '*' itself)
> won't search for the next bullet, it'll find the word after it
> instead.
Hmm. Interesting.
:help star describes it fully, and it's filetype-dependent, since it
depends on 'iskeyword'
Didn't realize I'd tested on a corner case. Using % to indicate the
character in question, only the character on a line by itself works.
%nospace " finds nospace
% word-after " finds word
% spaces surround " finds spaces
% " finds the character
before % after " finds after
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Best,
Ben
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