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#22 Selecting columns with visual block mode - Vimcasts.org

http://vimcasts.org/e/22
If you want to edit several adjacent lines with a similar format, you might save a lot of time by making a columnar selection. This episode will demonstrate how to achieve this using Vim's visual block mode. More
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2010-07-05

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