Example
Sometimes you will make a mistake with a lengthy macro, but would rather edit it than re-record it entirely. You can do this using the following process:
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Put the macro on an empty line with
"<register>p.If your macro is saved in register
a, the command is"ap. -
Edit the macro as needed.
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Yank the macro into the correct register by moving the cursor to the beginning of the line and using
"<register>y$.You can re-use the original register or use another one. If you want to use register
b, the command is"by$. or by using"<register>d$(deletes the unused line)
