:Do Command [DO]
The :Do command repeats (without changes) any of the previous 1,000 commands.
DO[ start [ / stop ] ]
[ string ]
[ ALL | @ ]
(Default: repeat the previous command)
Commands are numbered sequentially from 1 as entered and the last 1,000 of them are retained. Use the :Listredo command to display the previous commands. You can repeat a single command (do 5), a range of commands (do 5/10) or the most recent command whose name matches a string (do list). If you want to modify the commands before executing them, use :Redo or Before.
Examples
/listredo {or /bj or ,, }
/do {do previous command again}
/do 39 {do command line 39 again}
/do 5/8 {do command lines 5 to 8 again}
/do list {do most recent List command}
/do ls {do last starting with "ls"}
/do ls job {do last "ls job" command}
/do @job {do last containing "job"}
/do -2 {do command before previous}
/do -7/-5 {do by relative line number}
/do 5/ {do command lines 5 to "last"}Notes
To stop a :Do All, use Control-Y.