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Vim F key
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| If you press the "f" key in normal mode, Vim will move the cursor forward to whatever character you input after "f" is pressed. As an example, consider the following line: | |
| a quick brown fox | |
| If the cursor was at the absolute beginning of the line, and you pressed "fb" in normal mode, Vim would move the cursor so that it was positioned over the "b" in "brown". | |
| If you press "F", Vim will move the cursor backwards instead of forward. Given the previous sentence, if pressed "Fq", and the cursor was at the end of the line, it would move to the "q" in "quick". |
fc to jump directly from 'a' to 'c'.
fkh if you jump past 'c' to 'k'.
h moves the cursor back by a single character, or <n>h to jump backwards by n characters.
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is there a way suppose i go with f but I want to go 1 character past that
a quick brown fox
my cursor is on a and if I press f and then k
I want my cursor to be on c
is it possible ?