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  1. vim

Edit Recorded Macros

While recording a macro, it's very easy to do mistakes. When that happens, it's even easier to edit the already recorded macro than to re-record a new one:

  • Record a new macro in register q.

  • Print the keystrokes of the macro in the current buffer by using :put q.

  • Edit the macro in Vim.

  • Once the macro is updated to desired keystrokes, select and yank it to the

    same register with "qy.

  • Execute the updated macro from the register q with @q.

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