Execute a line from your .vimrc
I use this when I'm editing my .vimrc. I've made some change and want to start using it but don't want to restart vim or re-source my entire .vimrc.
map <leader>vv yy:<c-r>"<bs><cr>Just put your cursor somewhere in your .vimrc and type <leader>vv and it will execute that line of viml.
Written by Eric Johnson
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You can use @" instead of <C-r>" like this:
map <leader>vv yy:@"<cr>
over 1 year ago
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Thanks! That does work.
over 1 year ago
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