在 2013年2月22日星期五UTC+8下午11时59分55秒，Barrie写道：
> On 22 Feb 2013, at 09:31, WenMin Tu wrote:
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> > using visual block mode to select few lines(I tried CTRL+v, v, V, CTRL+q),
> > and I tried to using "i" to insert some chars in front of every selected
> > line, but turns out it is not even respond to the command "i". but it does
> > respond to "d" which will delete the selected parts.
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> In Normal mode type ctrl-v to get visual block mode. Type characters to move
> the cursor to get to the end of the Visual-Block and the whole block should
> be highlighted. Suppose we want to add ABC at the beginning of each line of
> the block. Type IABC and ABC will appear at the beginning of the first line
> of the block; the highlighting will disappear after typing the A. Type Esc to
> finish the insertion and ABC will appear at the beginning of each line of the
> block; at least that is what happened on my machine using Snow Leopard.
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> Typing ':h visual.txt' in MacVim gives a whole chapter about Visual stuff and
> ':h blockwise-operators' is the main section for the current exercise with
> the warning: {not available when compiled without the +visualextra feature}
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> Barrie.
oh mama mia. a huge thank u to u, buddy.
it works. It just works for the CTRL+v and I(capital).
didn't what got on me, I used to remember that it should working in every
situation as long as I selected few lines(v or V or CTRL+v), I mean it should
working as long as I'm in visual mode.
ok, turns out it didn't. thank u again
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