I want to know how to annotate as much as a specific range in vim. It's so hard to keep adding # one by one.
#
This is
def my_fun(x, y): return x + y
Like this
#def my_fun(x, y): # # return x + y
You can use either # or " as long as you comment.
"
Right now, only one line is annotated, but 4 is completely annotated
map gc <Plug>Commentary nmap gcc <Plug>CommentaryLine
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