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Find the current cursor word in backward
hello, i'm using the vi editor (not vim) and my main use in it is for C++ programming.
After working on Visual Studio 2005 the auto-complete looks like paradise now... so i'm trying to find a way to have auto-complete also in the vi. i cant install vim and use the ctrl+P. i need to find a way to do it by myself. the only thing i need is a command to find the current cursor word backward... if not that then finding the letter named buffer ("a) text backward... someone know how can i do it? thanks! |
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