Compose repeatable Changes
There are many ways to implement an action in Vim, but choosing a method that performs the least steps can make the method more repeatable.
The following text we want to delete nigh.
1) Delete Backward
The cursor starts at H ,
dRepresents the Delete command, which b represents the first character of the word to be deleted (excluding the first character).
Then x delete this character.
2) Delete Forward
The cursor starts at H ,
bMove the cursor over the first character of the word,
dRepresents the delete command, which means the deletion of the range to the first word of the next word in the w Word prompt (excluding the first character),nigh no other words, so the nigh are deleted.
3) Delete an entire Word
The cursor begins at H , which d represents the Delete command, which indicates that the aw deletion range is the entire word of the cursor.
[Practical.vim (2012.9)]. DREW.NEIL.TIP09 Study Summary