The Vim Global Command

[@cody_codes_youtube]

Yeah dude! Thanks for posting! Woke up learning something today

[@ascourter]

Thanks! I am glad I finally got this one released and it was helpful!

[@kait6540]

Even though I have been using Vim for many years, there is still something new to learn. Thank you for sharing.

[@ascourter]

@@kait6540 thanks! Glad you learned something new!

[@afrid18]

Thanks for reminding this one, totally forget this exists

[@ascourter]

Do you have any tricks for using the g command?

[@vlmath314]

the g! can also be done with v, same command

[@ascourter]

Oh nice! Thanks for sharing that. I use :v/./d to remove empty lines so that makes a lot of sense.

[@davidgarciasantes]

Thanks, I didn't know this, could you pass your dotfiles configuration? I'm sure we can learn something 😊

[@ascourter]

@@davidgarciasantes check out the links in the description. It should be in there.

[@dontwanttousemyrealnametol6765]

:g is a command not a mode

[@ascourter]

Sorry, did I say mode in the video? I thought I had said command everywhere.

[@dontwanttousemyrealnametol6765]

@@ascourter "... global command which is one of several modes inside of Vim or Neovim ..." The :g command in itself does not change the mode, unless you add the :normal command like you show later in the video 😉

[@ianliu88]

I use :g//norm all the time. I find it more intuitive than recording a macro

[@vaisakh_km]

I know right..