About: Remap join to merge comment lines

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When editing code with comments in it (C code, Vim script, Python, or whatever) and you want to join two comment lines together, you may notice some annoying behavior. For example: " This is a Vim scripting language comment. " I want to join this line " to this one Performing a J on the second line will result in: " This is a Vim scripting language comment. " I want to join this line " to this one " I wanted " to join " a lot " of lines " but this happened! Luckily, Vim allows you to remap J to override the default functionality. But how to do it?

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rdfs:label	Remap join to merge comment lines
rdfs:comment	When editing code with comments in it (C code, Vim script, Python, or whatever) and you want to join two comment lines together, you may notice some annoying behavior. For example: " This is a Vim scripting language comment. " I want to join this line " to this one Performing a J on the second line will result in: " This is a Vim scripting language comment. " I want to join this line " to this one " I wanted " to join " a lot " of lines " but this happened! Luckily, Vim allows you to remap J to override the default functionality. But how to do it?
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Previous	1552(xsd:integer)
Category	Usage
Author	Fritzophrenic
Subpage	/200804
Complexity	basic
Created	2008(xsd:integer)
ID	1553(xsd:integer)
NEXT	1554(xsd:integer)
abstract	When editing code with comments in it (C code, Vim script, Python, or whatever) and you want to join two comment lines together, you may notice some annoying behavior. For example: " This is a Vim scripting language comment. " I want to join this line " to this one Performing a J on the second line will result in: " This is a Vim scripting language comment. " I want to join this line " to this one Ugh! Now you'll need to delete the comment leader and any internal indentation from the line! It gets even worse when giving J a count, or when using J in a large visual selection. You could end up with something like this: " I wanted " to join " a lot " of lines " but this happened! Luckily, Vim allows you to remap J to override the default functionality. But how to do it?

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