 Tip #637: execute accidently inserted commands
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January 17, 2004 12:44 |
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Jochen Behrens |
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5.7 |
If you are in insert mode and typed an command for normal mode, you can use it.
inoremap <somekey> <esc>u@.
This mapping switches to normal mode, undo'es the last insertion and takes it as a command.
Most times I need it, if I typed dd and the line still remains because of Insert-Mode and the unwanted 'dd' ist somewhere
in my text.
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