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Insert line break in vi's command mode
Hi,
When working in vi, the CTRL+j command for merging lines is very convenient. Is there an equivalent for splitting them (inserting a line break)? I often find myself pressing "i" + "return" + "esc", which I find a bit lengthy. Thanks in advance! |
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Thank you for your swift replies. I think I'll go and define myself a keymap then
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