vim help

I have a recording (the one that you make with q and use with @) that does some changes to a line and moves down to the next one. Is there an easier way to use the recording on a section of a file than to manually figure out how many lines you want to change and use that as a count for the @ command positioned at the beginning of the section?

Use EMACS.

This is rather funny, because I have never seen an ``EMACS help'' thread on /prog/. Conclusion: EMACS creates no such problems OR EMACSERS are smart enough to cope with them themselves OR vimmers are stupid.

>>2,3
You must be looking for http://dis.4chan.org/read/prog/1201315695

>>4
I don't see any post that mentions any problem with EMACS, Mr. Faggot. My point is still as valid as perl code.

>>3
Or nobody uses EMACS.

>>6
I use EMACS. Donald Knuth uses EMACS. Linus Tornballs uses EMACS. Your point is invalid.

>>3
I posted an emacs help thread once... it didn't help, I still don't know emacs.

I don't usually use macros, so I might be wrong, but visual line mode might help.

>>9
DON'T HELP HIM!!!

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