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In vim, you can add a number pretty much anytime before an action key (eg y42y will yank 42 lines).

Using this with yank, delete, and movement is pretty handy.

observed problems:

• After multiple pastes/undos, seems to lose it's "is_line" flag
• P (paste before) doesn't seem to work right for non-line values

http://blog.carbonfive.com/2011/10/17/vim-text-objects-the-definitive-guide/

The tips from that article were probably the biggest boost in productivity I've had since learning vim. It would be great if we could do things like ci" that deletes everything within two quotation marks and puts you into insert mode.

For me, w was only moving one character forward instead of to the beginning of the next word like it should.

I'm not sure if this is intended or not.

Basic repro steps:

• Add fprintf(stderr, "Entered normal mode.\n"); to your on_enter_normal_mode() function.
• Re-compile and run the program.
• Enter normal mode.
• Press j, k, whatever. Every single time you press it, the message is printed to stderr.

If this is intended, maybe it should be called something other than on_enter_normal_mode.

right now m and ` modify the 4coder mark, it should have ALL the marks

I want to try 4vim, but I think files are not properly merged right now.