Same. I like to search first to see where I wrote the console statements (and ensure that they aren't inline with something important), then do :g//d (if you leave the search blank it'll just use whatever is in your search buffer)
:g//d
That's right, vim repeats the last search if we leave pattern blank (//)! Good call!
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Same. I like to search first to see where I wrote the console statements (and ensure that they aren't inline with something important), then do
:g//d(if you leave the search blank it'll just use whatever is in your search buffer)That's right, vim repeats the last search if we leave pattern blank (
//)! Good call!