Re: How to use * to search the word with dash under cursor?

On Sunday, January 8, 2017 at 9:52:52 AM UTC+8, Tim Chase wrote:
> On 2017-01-07 17:45, Zhe Lee wrote:
> > if the cursor is on the first line first column (on `a` now). And
> > then I press `*` I want to find the `a-b` but the vim just search
> > `a` instead of `a-b`, so how to make * to include the dash `-`?
>
> Add the dash to your 'iskeyword' setting:
>
> :set isk+=-
>
> This changes the definition of a "word", so it will also impact
> things like
>
> diw
> gUiw
> w
> b
>
> and a number of others.
>
> -tim

tnx a lot for your reply ~ :)

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