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Support yank from command line
See original GitHub issueThere are many vim useful commands such as temporal yank from a relative line.
:-5y2
Yank two lines from -5 lines above the current line. Currently, Vscodevim doesn’t support any kind of such syntax. Would be possible to support it?
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- Created 5 years ago
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I use <shift>+“:” (I use a ESP Keyboard layout) and when I do it, with or without “|” always throws this message.
@ioDiken Just opened #6995