gem 'haml', '3.0.25' gem 'my_own_gem', '0.1.10', path: "/path/to/my_own_gem" gem 'pg', '0.10.1', :require => false
Say my cursor is at the beginning of the second line and I want to comment out the 'path' part cuz I pushed my code and don't need to develop from my local directory anymore. I used to have to hit 'l' tons of times till I got to the comma just before the path.
I tried using this search pattern '/\,', but that matches the first comma. I'd still have to hit 'l' a bunch of times to get the next one, or I could hit enter and 'n'.
I finally figured out that if I hit '2/\,/' that will find the second match in the expression :D That works with any number, 5, 9 10, etc. VIM is great. the end.
So this is how it ends up
`in command mode` 2/\,gem 'haml', '3.0.25' gem 'my_own_gem', '0.1.10' #, path: "/path/to/my_own_gem" gem 'pg', '0.10.1', :require => false
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