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In VIM, I want to execute a command (like :!mkdir src/main/scala/xxx)
Then, I want to also make a subdirectory of the just created directory.
Can I have VIM retype the last used command and then I append the sub directory name to it
(So I can have :!mkdir scr/main/scala/xxx/yyy without retyping the whole stuff).
Can’t you just hit : then the up arrow to go through your command history?