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Vimperator can repeat a number of commands or record macros...

section:Macros[macros]

|q|
||q {arg}|| +
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Record a key sequence into a macro.
Available macros are {0-9a-zA-Z} (uppercase to append).
Type 'q' to stop recording.
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|:macros| +
||:mac[ros] [regex]||
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List recorded macros matching the optional regular expression. If no regex is
given, list all.
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|:delmac| |:delmacros|
||:delmac[ros] [regex]|| +
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Delete recorded macros matching a regular expression.
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|@| |@@| |:play|
||[count]@ {arg}|| +
||[count]@@|| +
||:pl[ay] {arg}|| +
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Plays the contents of macro {0-9a-z}.

@@ replays a previous executed macro.

:play {arg} plays a recorded macro.
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section:Profiling[profile,profiling]

|:time|
||:[count]time[!] {code|:command}|| +
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Profile a piece of code or a command. Run {code} [count] times (default 1)
and returns the elapsed time. {code} is always passed to JavaScript's eval(),
which might be slow, so take the results with a grain of salt.

If {code} starts with a [c]:[c], it is executed as a Vimperator command.

Use the special version with [!] if you just want to run any command multiple
times without showing profiling statistics.
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