> <span style="font-family:Verdana"><span style="font-size:12px">I often find myself with this kind of problem. I would like to go from this
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> main = first line of something -- cursors is somewhere here
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> main = second line of something
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> Generally speaking, i move through "first line of something" with 'w' and 'b', press 'D' and then 'x'... but the latter part is not working as I expect (i.e. bringing 'up' the second line).
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> I looked in the manual on how to modify x behaviour, but I wondered if there is another (more simple or more 'correct') solution
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You probably want the "join" command. Just press J after deleting what you don't want. gJ will do the same thing but won't remove any whitespace. From command-line mode, :join and :join! are the equivalents.
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