VIM's recording function--useful when repeating actions

Knock the database column code today, change really hard,

vim is found in the back of the command record function, ready, 1 minutes can be done.

must be recorded.

ext: http://blog.163.com/tunzao@126/blog/static/137115484201122601749849

record and playback of VIM commands

If the file has the following contents

Stdio.h

Fcntl.h

Unistd.h

Stdlib.h

Want to change it into

#include "stdio.h"

#include "fcntl.h"

#include "Unistd.h"

#include "Stdlib.h"

Move the cursor to the first line, and then perform the following:

QA begins to record subsequent commands in register a

^ Move the cursor to the beginning of the line

I#include "<Esc> Insert #include before this line"

$ move to end of line

A "<Esc> at end of Line plus" character

J move to the next line

Q Stop Recording

Then press @a to automatically complete the 2,3,4 line change.

Explain:

1. Use the "Q{register}" command to begin, subsequent actions will be recorded in the name of the {register}

Registers. The given register name must be a letter between A and Z

2 Perform the action you want to perform.

3. Press Q to end the record of the command (note that only Q is a character, do not type more

Remaining characters).

Now you can use the "@{recording}" command to perform the record macro just recorded

Out.