> a level of mastery where one deliberately "writes" macros (what, directly in the vimrc?)
Oh it's so simple you'll kick yourself. If you save the macro to the q register, just paste from the q register and it'll print out the corresponding inputs. Copy the inputs into the w register and now you have that macro saved in a second place.
Some people probably do save macros in their vimrc this way, but I use it to correct typos I made when recording the macro. BIG help.
Oh it's so simple you'll kick yourself. If you save the macro to the q register, just paste from the q register and it'll print out the corresponding inputs. Copy the inputs into the w register and now you have that macro saved in a second place.
Some people probably do save macros in their vimrc this way, but I use it to correct typos I made when recording the macro. BIG help.