Evil-mode macros are not special, they are just ordinary Emacs macros and you save them the same way, but you’ll need to do some special work to get them into the evil registers. Let’s walk through an example: In a buffer, do qfifoobarESCq. This will save a macro into the f register that inserts foobar … Read more
Yes, you can use @@ to replay the last used macro. As a bonus, use @: to replay the last ex command. (And then that becomes the “last used macro” that can be repeated with @@.)
Use the normal command in Ex mode to execute the macro on multiple/all lines: Execute the macro stored in register a on lines 5 through 10. :5,10norm! @a Execute the macro stored in register a on lines 5 through the end of the file. :5,$norm! @a Execute the macro stored in register a on all … Read more
Ctrl+] – go to definition Ctrl+T – Jump back from the definition. Ctrl+W Ctrl+] – Open the definition in a horizontal split Add these lines in vimrc map <C-\> :tab split<CR>:exec(“tag “.expand(“<cword>”))<CR> map <A-]> :vsp <CR>:exec(“tag “.expand(“<cword>”))<CR> Ctrl+\ – Open the definition in a new tab Alt+] – Open the definition in a vertical split … Read more