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In vim, using the arrow keys is one way to move around while in Insert-mode. Using them may sometimes save bytes, if you don't have to move too far and if you want to end up in the same mode as before (compare <Right> with <C-o>l, or <Right><Right><Right> with <C-o>3l)
Is there a way to incorporate arrow key presses in V-programs? I tried using <Right> with the -v flag, but that didn't work.
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In vim, using the arrow keys is one way to move around while in Insert-mode. Using them may sometimes save bytes, if you don't have to move too far and if you want to end up in the same mode as before (compare
<Right>
with<C-o>l
, or<Right><Right><Right>
with<C-o>3l
)Is there a way to incorporate arrow key presses in V-programs? I tried using
<Right>
with the-v
flag, but that didn't work.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: