Taylor Hedberg wrote:
> rcvim, Tue 2012-04-10 @ 12:24:57-0700:
>> Suppose I have text file that includes a vertical column of zip codes.
>> I want to yank 10 codes so I move to the desired upper left corner and
>> hit ctrl-v, then move the cursor down 10 rows and over 5 columns. Now
>> I have selected a 5x10 set of characters. Suppose I realize I started
>> in the wrong spot and instead wanted to start *down* three rows. I
>> know I could use the o command to switch ends and move the endpoint
>> rows up and down... but my dream is to instead be able to hit
>> something like ctrl-j to move the 5x10 selection window around without
>> modifying the size of the 5x10 window. Anyone know how to do it?
>
> Is this what you're looking for?
>
> vnoremap <C-J> jojo
> vnoremap <C-K> koko
this won't work if you give a count, e.g. "3<C-J>", because the count is
only applied to the first command in the mapping. Better define the
mappings like
vnoremap <expr> <c-j> 'jo'.v:count1.'jo'
vnoremap <expr> <c-k> 'ko'.v:count1.'ko'
or
vnoremap <c-j> @='jojo'<cr>
vnoremap <c-k> @='koko'<cr>
Regards,
Jürgen
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