On 03/28/12 05:16, [email protected] wrote:
I often find myself with this kind of problem. I would like to go from this
main :: IO ()
main = first line of something -- cursors is somewhere here
second line of something
to this
main :: IO ()
main = second line of something
Generally speaking, i move through "first line of something"
with 'w' and 'b', press 'D' and then 'x'... but the latter
part is not working as I expect (i.e. bringing 'up' the second
line).
I looked in the manual on how to modify x behaviour, but I
wondered if there is another (more simple or more 'correct')
solution
I think you're looking for "j" to join the lines. Depending on
where you are, I'd use f/F/t/T to jump to the desired location,
use D to delete the rest, and then use "j" to bring up the line
from below. In your specific example (where the cursor is
somewhere in the later parts of the "main = " line), I'd use
T=Dj
to jump backwards just shy of the "=", delete the rest, and join
the lines together.
-tim
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