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I've read on a vim-related website that you can move a line with ":m". :m 12 | move current line to after line 12
However it does not work at all. Nothing is happening. Should these commands be somehow mapped or enabled?
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These only work if you have neovim integration for ex commands enabled.
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It doesn't work with "vim.enableNeovim": true either as far as I can tell.
Are you sure you have neovim installed with version 0.2.0?
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I've read on a vim-related website that you can move a line with ":m".
:m 12 | move current line to after line 12
However it does not work at all. Nothing is happening.
Should these commands be somehow mapped or enabled?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: