) |
Go to the beginning of the next English line (i.e.,
sentence-ending punctuation followed by white space
and a capital letter).
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( |
Sort of like above only backwards, and doesn't get
every sentence.
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* |
Go to the next occurrence of the current word.
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# |
Search backwards for the current word.
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/ |
Do a search (i.e., “/myword”) and
enter will find the next
occurrence after the cursor of
“myword”. Pressing
n will find the next
instance after that, and pressing
N will find the previous
instance. This method of searching does loop, so
if you are planning on finding the last occurrence
of a word by holding down n,
you may wait a while.
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? |
Repeats the previous
“/” search.
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