Say you have the following line a,, b,, and you wish to delete the extra , after each letter, to do this you record the following macro: qqf,fx which leaves you with the following line after recording: a, b,, then you would run the macro again with @q
Expected Behaviour
to get a line like this: a, b,
Actual Behaviour
a,b,,
steps to reproduce
qq start macro
f,fx (find a comma, then go to the next comma and press x to delete the character)
Say you have the following line
a,, b,,
and you wish to delete the extra,
after each letter, to do this you record the following macro:qqf,fx
which leaves you with the following line after recording:a, b,,
then you would run the macro again with @qExpected Behaviour
to get a line like this:
a, b,
Actual Behaviour
a,b,,
steps to reproduce
vim
neovim 0.5.0 nightly (bare config)