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Support :his[tory] #3949
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Apparently this also works for searches. That'd be nice too. |
So in vim |
q/
, and Ctrl-F
from command line/search
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These show your search history via a QuickPick, allowing you to search through and re-do these. Also implemented an alias for these, which is `<C-f>` while typing a search. Refs VSCodeVim#3949
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These show your search history via a QuickPick, allowing you to search through and re-do these. Also implemented an alias for these, which is `<C-f>` while typing a search. Refs VSCodeVim#3949
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I've done a command a while ago, but don't want to type it out again and going back through history one at a time is cumbersome.
Describe the solution you'd like
:his[tory]
should open a quickpick that will show me my command history, from which I can select a command to run.Describe alternatives you've considered
None really. Is there another existing way of doing this?
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