On 2020-11-27 07:44, tuxic@posteo.de wrote:
> suppose I want to delete a line in each window or tab I currently
> have in my vim...how can I do a
>
> windo
> or
>
> tabdo
>
> combined with 'dd' (and I am too lazy to lookup the command name
> in the help for each shortcut I want to use this way... ;)
Well for the "dd" case, that's the same as the ex ":d" command so you
can do
:windo d
:tabdo d
assuming that the cursor is positioned on the right line. If it's a
particular line like the first or last line in the file, you can
specify that:
:windo 1d
:windo $d
or if it's all lines matching a pattern,
:windo g/pattern/d
-tim
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