Remap it to something shorter than three characters? 2008/10/9 Pádraig Brady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Rory Geoghegan wrote: >> Let's say I've got the following line: >> >> print something.thingy.whasamacallit >> >> I'm on the last character of that line (the 't' of 'whasamacallit'). >> How can I completely delete 'whasamacallit'? 'db' will give: >> >> print something.thingy.t >> >> leaving the last 't'. 'dbx' will do what I want but is there a way to >> do it with two characters? > > Well what I do usually is stay in insert mode and do ^w to delete the word > If you're in command mode then I'd do bcw to change the word and that > puts you back in insert mode automatically. > > Pádraig. > > > >
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