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Title: Practical Vim: missing space keystroke indicators (page 167)
On page 167 of Practical Vim, 2nd edition print version, there’s an example macro shown for the “Play Back with a Count” section. The third step is missing the sideways square brackets used to indicate space characters.
The step looks like this:
s + <ESC>
but it should look like this (substitute the sideways square bracket character for x):
sx+x<ESC>
This is readily apparent when you reference–as the text in the section does–Tip 3, “Take One Step Back”. The spaces are clearly shown in the text for the equivalent step.
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