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How do I change the “:” symbol in the minibuffer?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InHow to work with command-line mode the vi way?Make Command-line mode type <Esc> and Ctrl commandsCan you reference buffers in command mode?How to pass a range to the :bd command in a buffer in which a fold has been created?cabbr definitions disturb searching in VimVimception: Why does reading the output of executing the current file cause recursion?cnoreabbrev do not expand abbreviations in command historyHow to navigate using vim keybindings in command line mode?Command OrderingHow to force redraw when returning to command line from command line history window?
When you switch to command-line-mode, with :, you see a ":" symbol identifying that you're indeed in command line mode. Is there any way, other than modifying source code, I can change this symbol?
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The answer is short and might be unpleasing for you but: no.
You can't change that character without modifying the sources.
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The answer is short and might be unpleasing for you but: no.
You can't change that character without modifying the sources.
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The answer is short and might be unpleasing for you but: no.
You can't change that character without modifying the sources.
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The answer is short and might be unpleasing for you but: no.
You can't change that character without modifying the sources.
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The answer is short and might be unpleasing for you but: no.
You can't change that character without modifying the sources.
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