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Change "identify" to "identified", "register" to "registered", "record" to "recording" and "look" to "looks".
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Ivan Paulin
2019-01-18 23:13:21 +01:00
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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Recording macros is a way to make some repetitive tasks automatically in VIM.
### Recording Macros ### Recording Macros
Macros use one of the VIM registers to be storage, each register is indentify by a letter `a` to `z`. Macros use one of the VIM registers to be storage, each register is identified by a letter `a` to `z`.
To start a Macro, in Normal Mode, press: To start a Macro, in Normal Mode, press:
@ -17,15 +17,15 @@ q<REGISTER LETTER>
``` ```
Example: `qq` starts a macro in the register `q`, `qs` starts the macro in the register `s` Example: `qq` starts a macro in the register `q`, `qs` starts the macro in the register `s`
At this point you will see in VIM bottom line `recording @q`, this means everything you type now will be register in the macro. At this point you will see in VIM bottom line `recording @q`, this means everything you type now will be registered in the macro.
To stop record the macro, press `<ESC>` to go back to NORMAL mode, and `q` to quit the macro. To stop recording the macro, press `<ESC>` to go back to NORMAL mode, and `q` to quit the macro.
To execute the macro you record, press `@` and the register `q`. To execute the macro you record, press `@` and the register `q`.
#### The complete process look like this: #### The complete process looks like this:
- `qq` -> start record the macro in register `q` - `qq` -> start record the macro in register `q`
- `...` -> the serie of commands you want to record - `...` -> the series of commands you want to record
- `<ESC>q` -> go back to NORMAL mode and quit the macro record - `<ESC>q` -> go back to NORMAL mode and quit the macro record
- `@q` -> execute the macro, starting from the line you current are - `@q` -> execute the macro, starting from the line you current are
- `@@` -> execute the macro again - `@@` -> execute the macro again