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Question How do you specify underscores as Vim word boundaries when using vim mode in either bash or zsh? MWE w on this_word should place the cursor on the underscore. A second w should place th...
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- How do you specify underscores as Vim word boundaries when using vim mode in either bash or zsh?
- `w` on `this_word` should place the cursor on the underscore. A second `w` should place the cursor on the 'w' of "word".
- # Question
- How do you specify underscores as Vim word boundaries when using vim mode in either bash or zsh?
- # MWE
- `w` on `this_word` should place the cursor on the underscore. A second `w` should place the cursor on the 'w' of "word".
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2023-02-08T17:35:57Z (almost 2 years ago)
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How do you specify underscores and as Vim word boundaries when using vim mode in either bash or zsh?- `w` on `this_word` should place the cursor on the underscore. A second `w` should place the cursor on the 'w' of "word".
- How do you specify underscores as Vim word boundaries when using vim mode in either bash or zsh?
- `w` on `this_word` should place the cursor on the underscore. A second `w` should place the cursor on the 'w' of "word".
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2023-02-07T22:30:46Z (almost 2 years ago)
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- How do you specify underscores and as Vim word boundaries when using vim mode in either bash or zsh?
`w` on `this_word` should place the cursor on the underscore.
- How do you specify underscores and as Vim word boundaries when using vim mode in either bash or zsh?
- `w` on `this_word` should place the cursor on the underscore. A second `w` should place the cursor on the 'w' of "word".
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2023-02-07T22:29:37Z (almost 2 years ago)
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How do you specify underscores and as Vim word boundaries when using vim mode in either bash or zsh?
- How do you specify underscores and as Vim word boundaries when using vim mode in either bash or zsh?
- `w` on `this_word` should place the cursor on the underscore.