> I want to define a key shortcut switch the line above the cursor and
> the line below the cursor without affecting what is in the buffer (I
> mean the things copied by say 'yy'). Could you show me how to do it?
I usually use the following Ex ":move" commands:
:m+ " swap this line and the next
:m-2 " swap this line and the prev
to move a line up/down without touching my registers. I usually
use only the former because (1) it's easier for me to remember,
(2) it's shorter for me to type, and (3) for the cost of the
character, I can press "k" to move up a line, reducing the
problem to "swap this line and the next".
Either or both of these can be mapped.
-tim
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