Posted by: Administrator
on June 15, 2006 08:14 PM
A much better way to do pasting, is to use ":se paste", it disables a lot more than than just indenting. See ":help paste"
Rock! Thanks so much, didn't know about that.
Today seems to be the day of learning new things for old problems. I just learned about the -r option to sed today too, which makes expressions not require so many damn backslashes.
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Re:One use for mappings
Posted by: Administrator on June 15, 2006 08:14 PMA much better way to do pasting, is to use ":se paste", it disables a lot more than than just indenting. See ":help paste"
Rock! Thanks so much, didn't know about that.
Today seems to be the day of learning new things for old problems. I just learned about the -r option to sed today too, which makes expressions not require so many damn backslashes.
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