> > automatically insert the comment sign at the beginning of the next line > > How does this work in vim?
Based on 'textwidth', lines are wrapped automatically to the next line as you type. If the lines start with a comment leader like '#', the leader is copied into the next line along with whitespace at the start of the line. (I've been messing with this aspect of vim lately.) > Can someone explain how vim manages the jumplist? What happens if you > go back a couple of times then perform new movements where are they > ordered relatively to the ones which were just skipped over? I think the skipped movements are forgotten. It's like the undo list used to be before vim added multi-level undo.
