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On 01/02/09 13:35, Vincent Birebent wrote:
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> Also (probably noobish question): in vim after I type ":" I can get
> last entered commands by using down arrow (and after ":m" all former
> commands begining with ":m"...). Doesn't seems to work on Macvim... Am
> I wrong?
>
> Thanks.
Here (on Linux) :<Down> gives a beep but :<Up> gives the latest
ex-command-line (and repeatedly hitting <Up> goes "up" in history). It's
only after using <Up> one or more times that I can use <Down> to go to
successively more recent completions (and finally to my colon ot to
whichever text I typed before triggering the completion).
Best regards,
Tony.
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