Re: vim: is there a way to C-V a text object?

On 11/19/12 16:15, ping wrote:
> I don't understand...what is that "vs" do?
>
> v i/a p : I visually select the whole paragraph, so far OK
> v : I turn to visual block, but only select the column where
> my cursor is
> s : it looks my cursor goes to command line now? strange...
> how to proceed?
>
>
> On 11/19/2012 05:08 PM, Tim Chase wrote:
>> On 11/19/12 16:03, ping wrote:
>>> looks currently "C-v i/a p" is same as "v i/a p" for a paragraph...
>> Does the following do what you want?
>>
>> v i/a p C-vs

Sorry, the "s" was a fat-fingered accident. Should just have just been

v i/a p C-v

which will do what I think you want (since the only description you
gave was "a way to C-V a text object").

If you want something other than that, you'll have to describe what
you want more clearly.

-tim


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