On 05/02/09 16:59, ViX wrote:
> if the cursor in at the first of the following line, eg. "s"
> self.InsertColumn(5, "Locked")
> cw will erase all words up to ',', is there a way to change the cw
> behavior so that it will stop at any non-alphabet (number, signs,
> etc)?
>
> TIA.
You can create your own "change" command, and optionally map it to a
key, for instance as follows:
:nmap <F5> c/[^[:alpha:]]<CR>
Known bug: the above won't stop at a linebreak. With
c/\_[^[:alpha:]]<CR> instead, it will not replace a linebreak but
neither will it replace the last character on a line even if it is
alphabetic.
Best regards,
Tony.
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