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Problem with `is#`: :echo "a" is# [1,2,3] => 0 happily compares string and list without error. I mostly want to get an error here. And `:echo ["a"] ==# [[1,2,3]]` isn't...

For > 1. extend only fFtT to include counts in ;, when counts used for fFtT, e.g. 2fe see #5

Default setups seem useful, not sure yet how to present this to the user. And how to combine this with the `]]-motion` approach. And maybe: some easy toggling during session...

Using https://github.com/Houl/repmohelper-vim: " :PutRepmoSelfMap | | | noremap repmo#SelfKey('', '')|sunmap noremap repmo#SelfKey('', '')|sunmap noremap repmo#SelfKey('', '')|sunmap noremap repmo#SelfKey('', '')|sunmap noremap repmo#SelfKey('', '')|sunmap noremap repmo#SelfKey('', '')|sunmap " :PutRepmoSelfMap j|k gj|gk -|+...

You can map `,,` as follows: map ,, repmo#LastRevKey('')|sunmap ,, The readme mentions how to map `` as alternative repetition key.

You should check out how targets.vim defines `iB` (I haven't!). I just assume the {rhs} is `(targets-iB)` (and similar for `aB`). Then (here Visual mode only): `xmap iB repmo#Key('(targets-iB)', '(targets-aB)')`...

I've tried targets.vim quite some time ago, but was a bit scared by the vast number of mappings created. The getchar() thing is new to me ... Ok I've tried...

Anyway: Making `aB` and `iB` opposite keys for repmo looks weird to me, there is no clear repeatable forward/backward direction. Is that actually useful? repmo deals with motions, targets with...

I added ``` map ib repmo#Key('(targets-i)b', '(targets-a)b')|nunmap ib|sunmap ib map ab repmo#Key('(targets-a)b', '(targets-i)b')|nunmap ab|sunmap ab ``` and the usual mappings for `;`, `,`, `f`, `F`, `t` and `T`. With your...

Easily, but you have to put mappings in your vimrc, see the [README](https://github.com/Houl/repmo-vim/blob/master/README.markdown). " :PutRepmoSelfMap k|j h|l w|b e|ge E|gE noremap k repmo#SelfKey('k', 'j')|sunmap k noremap j repmo#SelfKey('j', 'k')|sunmap j...