> d/text<enter>
if you have a unique letter, as in this case ("t"), a quicker way is "dtt" (delete till "t") or "ctt" (change till "t"). in case of non unique character it takes a count but that scales badly for me, and i use /.
if you have a unique letter, as in this case ("t"), a quicker way is "dtt" (delete till "t") or "ctt" (change till "t"). in case of non unique character it takes a count but that scales badly for me, and i use /.
Also I like to use "f" for find followed by the character you wish to move cursor to the character you desire to end up on the present line. (ex. "fl" jumps to the first "l" of the line.)
(I personally think of "f" as "find", not "first")
What beautiful chords at this here fireside chat.
I think that’s right anyway, no vim terminal at hand to check myself.
You can type "d2;" however.