As a longtime vim user, I don't see how vim makes going to the Nth logical column (for several values of N in different rows) in a large "CSV-like" file much easier.
Navigating in general is easier, sure, but... do you have a trick to share perhaps?
Navigating in general is easier, sure, but... do you have a trick to share perhaps?
58G 63f,
2. Jump to the 63rd comma
3. Edit
Though I'm usually in the position where I create this kind of file myself and so I just go with semicolons as column separators. Those are much less likely to cause such collisions.
I had never seen/used `f` to navigate within a line like this -- I'm usually just typing /<string> and hitting enter to scan forward.
58G63f,