On 2013-11-02 18:41, Chris Lott wrote:
> When editing code that is indented can I jump to the true beginning
> of a specific line (say line 10) in one shot? I know 10gg and :10
> but both of those take me to the first non-whitespace character of
> the line rather than the 0th character.
Not that I know of out of the box, but if you're okay with typing 2
characters anyway ("gg"), you can use 10G0 which does a "10G" to go
to the given line, then "0" to go the to first (your "0th") column.
This could be mapped something like
:nnoremap G G0
Despite its description in the help, 'nostartofline' doesn't seem to
respect being in the first column if your jump lands you on a line
with leading whitespace. I tested this with 'nosol' set ad line 19
containing leading indentation before characters. Going to the first
column of a previous line and issuing "19G" landed me on the first
character on line 19 after the indent, not the first column as I
would have expected.
-tim
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