alebo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:

> 
> Whats the reason vim has the function t
> which does the same as f, only moving to the character
> before? It seems useless to me; you can use f insted
> of t always, or...?
Alebo,
If you just use f & t to move then I agree, however if you use f & t with a 
modifier eg ct" df>  (change and delete) then the difference becomes very 
useful.

In fact VIM has many features that appear redundant but then one day (perhaps 
after many years) you realise their utility.


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zzapper
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