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>> in vim :r<return> pastes a copy of the current file at the cursor
>I didn't know that. It will be easy to do once the solution referred
>to in this morning's post is in place. See the P.P.S in that post.
Maybe some confusion: requiring the <return> is a big problem,
requires learning the 3rd set of bindings.
status report:
- 'V' should provide line mode visual, it inserts a 'V' at cursor
- 'v' starts visual character mode, 'y' should end visual mode and yank, 'y'
is ignored until another 'v'
- aliasing <return> to 'i' is confusing, in vim it advances cursor to next line
- 'x' is backspace in Leo, delete in vim
- '/' and '?' look good, with 'n' going to next find
wish list:
- :s /text/replace with this/<scope flag>
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