I very often use dt-some_character
motion in Vim, to delete every character upto some_character
. However, it works only for a single line.
Is there any analogue that would work for multiple lines?
You could use d/some-character<CR>
(e.g d/e
then Enter to delete up to the next 'e').
Note however that this will modify the last-search register
("/
).
Edit :
The counterpart to F
is ?
(search backwards) (d?X
is inclusive, so no dT
).
There are several plugins that extend the built-in f
/ t
motions to cover multiple lines:
Another one that goes into the same direction, but via a different approach:
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