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From: zzapper <david@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: change inside
Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2012 09:23:33 +0000 (UTC)
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shawn wilson wrote in news:CAH_OBicRQa-a9Mv_sr6emgObHD11CjF3hxF3M=
3LdfTxib8YpA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx:

> i use vim bindkeys and am quite happy with it. however one feature
> that i use a lot in vim is the 'inside' feature - di, ci, yi, etc. and
> i don't seem to have this on the shell. what's the best way to make
> something like this work and/or could this be implemented to make this
> more like native vim?
> 

the inside/outside operators are relatively new to vim of course.
They would be particularly useful when editting commands of course because 
they often contain a mess of quotes.

especially ci' and ca'

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