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I am already addicted to this script, and I thank you for your job. I just have a two-points wishlist: |
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Revision as of 09:26, 7 February 2011
Use this page to discuss script 3437 3437
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Visual mode and whole-buffer mode
I am already addicted to this script, and I thank you for your job. I just have a two-points wishlist:
- Is it possible to have it working in visual mode as well? For instance, I could enter visual mode, and select everything until i meet a certain 'c' character
- Is it possible to have it working not only on one line, but on the whole buffer? I can type, for example, '_Fc', and it finds all the occurences of 'c' not only on the cursor line itself, but in the whole buffer.
I think these would be two small improvements for making this script really life-changing. --Preceding unsigned comment added by BlackLight01 19:27, February 6, 2011