c_CTRL-O.vim : One-shot normal mode for command-line mode
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| Emilien Breton |
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https://github.com/Bricktech2000/c_CTRL-O.vim
This plugin introduces a natural analogue to |i_CTRL-O| for command-line mode.
When partway through writing a command-line or performing an incremental
search with |c_CTRL-G| and |c_CTRL-T|, you might:
- Redraw the screen with CTRL-O CTRL-L.
- Scroll around with CTRL-O zt, CTRL-O CTRL-D, CTRL-O zL, etc.
- Peek at what function or section you're in with CTRL-O [[, check
whether you're within an `#if` with CTRL-O [#.
- Peek at the definition for the current match with CTRL-O gd,
CTRL-O gD, CTRL-O [ CTRL-I, CTRL-O CTRL-], etc.
- Resize the window with CTRL-O CTRL-W 80|, CTRL-O CTRL-W _, etc.
- Perform a nested search with CTRL-O /{pattern}<CR>, then peek at
subsequent matches with CTRL-O n.
- Execute nested command-lines like CTRL-O :se {option}<CR>,
CTRL-O :w<CR>, etc. |
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