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I'm noticing that, in org-mode
, TAB
(bound to org-cycle
to expand/collapse headings) counts as a repeat-worthy command, thus interfering with my .
(`evil-repeat`) command. Is there a way to prevent TAB
from being repeatable in that sense?
TIL two ways to avoid clobbering my default register when yanking or deleting text in Vim/Spacemacs:
1. Use the "black hole" register, "_
, on the second yank/delete, to avoid affecting registers.
2. Use the "2
numbered register on the paste to paste not the default content but the previously yanked/deleted content.
Also, SPC r e
in Spacemacs and :reg
in vim will show the current contents of the registers.
Nice, I love it. Thanks for the tip y'all. 👍
@jeff.terrell always!