I have some text in my paste buffer, e.g. I did a yw (yank word) and now I have 'foo' in my buffer. I now go to the word 'bar', and I want to replace it with my paste buffer. To replace the text manually I could do cw and then type the new word. How can I do a 'change word', but use the contents of my paste buffer instead of manually typing out the replacement word? The best option I have right no
Vim 8.1 added the :terminal command, which opens up a new bash terminal as a split. However, it always seems to be a horizontal split, and I prefer vertical splits. Is there a way to open a terminal as a vertical split without using: :vsp :terminal <c-w>j :q Alternatively, is there a way I could add it as a command in my .vimrc, like so: command Vterm :vsp | :terminal | <c-w>j | :q The command abo
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