[vim] Copying and Moving Around Lines 

I agree. Instead of jumping to the line with relative numbers, if I can go there by searching, I can come back easily with Ctrl O. Something I can’t do when I use relative jumping as that doesn’t touch the jump list. About the norm command, I use it in conjunction with macros sometimes. Typically when editing the line involves coming back to normal mode. I have demonstrated this in ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RaynmHxUixA.html.

@@theteachr I thought of control-o immediately! I tried that and it didn't work, as you said. The jump list is still a little mysterious to me, but your example of searching makes sense. I guess searching is more of a "jumping" kind of action. As opposed to just simple motion like "6k". I watched your norm video you linked. The idea of doing both norm and macros together is awesome. One of the biggest problems with repeated macros is how do you make it stop? Or alternatively, "how do you specify the exact correct number of repeats?" Before I discovered the norm -> macro technique I was always guessing the number and doing multiple trials (and undos). I should go look through more of your videos now; you can probably teach me something else too. :) Take care.

Yes! It’s interesting how lack of resources was what resulted in such efficiency.

The only key visualiser for macOS has gone really bad, sorry :< I just bumped the priority of the task to spin up my own.

Cursor settings are controlled by the terminal application. Every terminal has its own way to configure it.

If you're not putting line breaks in between sentences of paragraphs, and just letting them go to the next line, this should work just as well.

If you see that a part of the paragraph is 13 lines below where your cursor is, you could do `+13dap` to delete that paragraph.

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+7,+13norm I#

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