Can a macro be executed while in insert mode?
Let file equal:
---start file-
wordword word word 1
wordword word word 2
wordword word word 3
wordword word word 4
wordword word word 5
wordword word word 6
wordword word word 7
On 03/23/2011 11:24 PM, E wrote:
Can a macro be executed while in insert mode?
The short answer is yes, in insert-mode you can use control+O to
execute one normal-mode command (such as a macro) without leaving
insert-mode (capital-oh, not zero if your font doesn't
distinguish that clearly)
On Mar 24, 10:46 am, Ben Fritz fritzophre...@gmail.com wrote:
1. select the lines you wish in any visual mode (not necessarily
visual block, but this will work; I normally use linewise visual)
2. Hit ':' to enter Ex mode and automatically insert a range of ','
(last visual selection)
3.
On Mar 23, 11:24 pm, E emile.twca...@gmail.com wrote:
Can a macro be executed while in insert mode?
[Snip]
Let MACRO (@r) have resulting action that
can be represented by this kind of:
^{IF $foo[Number adjacent to EOL] } or
insert the desired additional text on each line with the
Thats cool. I never knew I could change a macro like that. Thanks for
replying.
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