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mathias_10gen
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ci( is another nifty trick that will do the same but will work anywhere between the two ('s not just at the beginning of globalConfig. See ":help text-objects" for more details on one of the more powerful feature of vim.
thesteamboat
on Aug 29, 2011
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You can also do cib (for inside '()') and ciB (for inside '[]') and cis (for inside sentences).
bcrescimanno
on Aug 29, 2011
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Gah! I'd been wondering how to do that--thanks for the tip!
avinashv
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I very regularly do ci" or ci' to edit within strings.
cdmwebs
on Aug 30, 2011
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cit is another favorite. Try it inside HTML tags, for example.
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