On 09/04/2018 06:45 PM, Tim Chase wrote:
But "dTb" does keep the character under the cursor. If you're at the
end of the line and *do* want to delete the character under the cursor,
you can use
vTbd
Interesting.
to use character-wise visual mode or
TbD
I like that. It takes a moment to wrap my head round.
It doesn't work as such with my original example of the annotated
domains. (Because the "b" is not in them.)
That being said, I can modify it a little bit:
F D
Or more specifically, a count version of it:
4F D
I feel like that is within the spirit of what I was originally asking
about. Namely something to arbitrarily delete backwards to words.
to position first and then delete to the end of the line (slightly
different behaviors if the cursor isn't at the end of the line).
Yep.
There are lots of options depending on how much you want to do manually
vs. automatically, as well as how easy it is to identify the matches
in question.
I know.
I'm mainly asking about how I can clean up / mung arbitrary data that
I'm working with.
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