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Completion from past vim inserts (or cache file) #2931
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My suggestion is use vim's register. |
Sorry I'm not sure what you mean, could you be more specific?
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My suggestion is use register.
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@chemzqm following up on this - can you describe a bit more what you mean? |
Use git.undoTrunk command from coc-git is more efficient for that purpose. |
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Anyone know of a way to get vim to complete from past "inserts"? For example, if i go into insert mode, make a change, then go into insert mode again, is there a way to complete if I want to do the exact same insert again? I know '.' repeats, but I often want to repeat the same insert i did a couple other inserts ago.
I think if I could get coc.nvim to complete from a cache file, that would be enough functionality to make this work. I could then have vim write the contents of each insert to that file (i think), and my functionality would work as expected.
Thanks!
(this is a duplicate of neoclide/coc-sources#25)
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