Modify vim's 't{char}' to have cursor land on {char} -


in standard vim, when hit t{char} in normal mode, cursor moved space before next instance of {char} right. similarly, t{char} moves cursor space after next instance of {char} left.

is there way set t{char} (or t{char}) moves cursor on top of next instance/previous instance of {char}?

you're looking f{char} , f{char}. see :help f.


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