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I use vim macros all the time. For example, you have a bunch of lines that need the same 3 operations done:
"
at the beginning of the line",
at the end on the linePress
qa
, do what you need to do on one line and go one line below, pressq
again to stop recording the macro, then you can do it 50 times with50@a
.I've done this a lot too. It's the kind of thing where someone watching says "what is this black magic and how do I got to make the text said what I want?".