Normal commands forbidden in command line
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Matan Nassau
Apr 4, 2024, 6:35:35 PMApr 4
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Hello.
Why are some normal commands not allowed in the command line window? I’m thinking of Q in particular, but I see there are others as well: ctrl-t, ctrl-^, …
I was looking to avoid the ‘Entering Ex mode’ message, and it seems to me the only way might be to filter it out with :filter. But, it doesn’t seem possible to get into Ex mode from the command line.
Matan
Why are some normal commands not allowed in the command line window? I’m thinking of Q in particular, but I see there are others as well: ctrl-t, ctrl-^, …
I was looking to avoid the ‘Entering Ex mode’ message, and it seems to me the only way might be to filter it out with :filter. But, it doesn’t seem possible to get into Ex mode from the command line.
Matan
joshuarose
Apr 5, 2024, 1:57:24 AMApr 5
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> Why are some normal commands not allowed in the command line window?
Why would they be? There is no use for them there.
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