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by MayeulC
2113 days ago
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I also use `:bulkrename` a lot. It just opens a list of filenames in vim for modification, which makes it extremely simple to use regexes, macros, visual block modifications to rename a batch of files to your liking. As well as `~` to switch from tabs to split-panes. I'm just missing jumping to a file/folder by typing a few letters, as I have yet to get started with plugins like someone suggested me ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23507694 ). Edit: someone wrote about `f` below, that looks like a very good answer. Ah, and a little too eager to produce image previews for huge svg or png files (~20M), while leaving the background process when I change files. That can suck up huge amounts of RAM. |
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