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Iury O. G. Figueiredo edited this page Aug 24, 2016 · 4 revisions

Drop a range selection mark

A range selection mark is a mark in the text to be used to add selection up/down/right/left. In order to drop a range selection mark, switch to NORMAL mode then press:

<Control-v>

It will appear a msg on the statusbar saying that mark selection was dropped at the cursor position. The keycommands to add selection up/down/left/right use this mark as a reference.

Add/remove range selection one line up

Once a range selection mark was dropped, press the below keycommand in NORMAL mode:

<Control-k>

It will select/unselect one line up from the range selection mark position.

Add/remove range selection one line down

There is a keycommand to add/remove range selection one line down, such a keycommand works in NORMAL mode as well. Drop a selection range mark then press:

<Control-j>

That will add/remove range selection one line down from the range selection mark position.

Add/remove range selection one char left

The keycommand below add/remove selection from the range selection mark:

<Control-h>

Add/remove range selection one char right

The keycommand below add/remove selection from the range selection mark position:

<Control-l>
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