using command 'J' you join the current with the next line.
with a number prefix of '1' you'll get the same. no surprise here.
but why is it that "2J" produces the same result as "1J"?
example:
suppose the cursor is on the first line ("one").
and you use commands '1J', '2J', and '3J'.
these are the results:
commands: 1J 2J 3J
one one two one two one two three
two three three four
three four four
four
what is the rationale here?
Sven
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