How to quickly jump to the next space in vim

Question

In vim, w is to move to the beginning of the next word, and e is to jump to the end of the next word
So what should I do if I want to move to the next space (including spaces and tabs)?

Answer 1

My knowledge of vim is limited... After thinking about it for a long time, I can't figure out how to implement a key...

There are many kinds of two keys...such as El...(uppercase E, lowercase L)...directly meet your needs...

Or something simpler and easier to understand... f<space> 或者 f<tab> ...

It’s just that you have to distinguish whether you are looking for spaces or tabs...

Answer 2

For example, there are two words now

Hello World

In command line mode, press 9 and press the direction key "l" in vim to jump to the Hello Wor "l"d position

Move 9 characters to the right.

Answer 3

The f key can jump back to the specified character
Just type "f<space>"

Sorry, I didn’t see the answer on the first floor has been answered.
Then add one more thing: you can directly use search to jump to "/<space><enter>"

Answer 4

In fact, vim also has a shortcut key which is the action ;（分号），这个快捷键的作用就是重复上一次find(f<sapce>或t<space>或F<sapce>或T<space>).
In fact, there is another comma ,是重复向前搜索的意思，但是很多人（包括我）将逗号（,）映射成了<leader>, so you can only use semicolon as a last resort (search backwards). . .

Just f<space>一次即可，剩下的事情就交给;come on. . . One click is faster than two. . . And it's still in such a convenient position. . .