On Tue, Feb 02, 2016, [email protected] wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> with the movements f,F,t,T one can determine a certain point in a
> line, at which a movement of the cursor should end.
> This point is given by a single character.
>
> Is it possible to specifiy a regex or string instead of a single
> character for the same purpose without makeing a akademic adventure
> from it ? :) :)) ;)))
>
> (or am I a little blinded by the bright light of vim? :)
You can use /foo as a motion; the motion will be taken up to just before
the start of the matched text. ?foo as a motion goes backward to the
beginning of the matched text. I wish there were ways to duplicate the
tT/fF distinction in those cases.
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Eric Christopherson
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