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In vim-sneak, you can set let g:sneak#s_next = 1, allowing you to repeat the match using s (forward) or S (backward) once you've entered both characters.
In clever-f, you can do the same for the f and t keys.
Benefits:
Easier to use
Reduces the amount of keys you have to work with by getting rid of ; and ,
Free to remap the other keys (e.g. ; to : to type commands more easily)
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@effinsky hi! Not really. This feature seems cumbersome to me. It was really hard to implement repeating history as a ideavim plugin. I guess it is better to do as a separate package, if you need this
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In vim-sneak, you can set
let g:sneak#s_next = 1
, allowing you to repeat the match usings
(forward) orS
(backward) once you've entered both characters.In clever-f, you can do the same for the
f
andt
keys.Benefits:
;
and,
;
to:
to type commands more easily)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: