On 09/04/2018 05:27 PM, Gary Johnson wrote:
The best way to move to the first space on a line is to move to the start
of the line, then find the next space to the right. The best solution
to your problem that I know of would be this:
^f D
Interesting idea. It makes perfect sense.
It also solves the problem as I described it.
I would still like to know how to delete backwards {t,T}o a word, not
{f,F} on a character I'd like to keep.
I've got all sorts of things like the following:
aaa bbbb ccccc ddd eeeeeee ffff
Where the cursor is on the last f and I want to delete from the last f
up to but not including the last d. I.e. "Td".
But, "Td" leaves the last f there.
I suppose I could use "Tdx".
I figured that there was a Vim movement that I'm not aware of.
Any other solution that tries to find the first space by working
backwards from the end of the line is going to require more typing,
unless you create a macro for it.
Ya. I'm not as worried about the "first space" as I am going backward
and deleting as I go with something like gE.
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