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Frequently, e.g. when I write Latex code, I come across the task to rearrange items of a list that are separated by commas. This is quickly done if both items are not at the at the beginning or the end of the list. But if they are at the margins, one has to take extra care of the separating comma.
As an example consider
\cite{GirR84, Tar00, Tem77}.
Is there a smart way in vim to put, e.g., the last item to the front or to the middle position?
I have the following mappings in
.vimrc, I think I have them from this tip on wikia:ghwill swap word under the cursor to the left andglto the right.