Friday, January 30, 2015

Re: use cases for o_v/V/ (:help o_v)

<c-v> is something I use quite frequently for block insertions/delete.
    :h blockwise-operators

As a simple example, to comment a bunch of adjacent shell script lines, I use:
    ^
    <c-v>jjj
    I#<esc>

v/V, very rarely, I mapped it to :n/:N

Regards,
-Arun

On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 7:56 AM, Enno <enno.nagel@gmail.com> wrote:
When do the operator mappings v/V/<c-v> (:help o_v) come in handy?
The obvious use cases seem covered by `t` (instead of `f`), so how
do people over here commonly use these operator mappings?


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