I know how to repeat the last command in Vim. I use . .
But how can I repeat the last macro? It's a little non-comfortable to press @ q everytime I want to repeat it.
I tried with . but it just repeats the last command from the macro.
Is there a shorter way of doing that?
Yes, you can use @ @ to replay the last used macro.
As a bonus, use @ : to replay the last ex
command. (And then that becomes the "last used macro" that can be repeated with @ @ .)
I find @ @ a bit hard to type and as I don't use ,
much - and it's close enough to .
:
:map , @@
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