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Correction in "Current Line Navigation" topic

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`,` repeats the last search in the same line using the opposite direction. So `Fh` should search in the forward direction when used with `,`.
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@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ n| Go the column n in the current line
You can do current line search with `f` and `t`. The difference between `f` and `t` is that `f` takes you to the first letter of the match and `t` takes you till (right before) the first letter of the match. So if you want to search for "h" and land on "h", use `fh`. If you want to search for first "h" and land right before the match, use `th`. If you want to go to the *next* occurrence of the last current line search, use `;`. To go to the previous occurrence of the last current line match, use `,`.
`F` and `T` are the backward counterparts of `f` and `t`. To search backwards for "h", run `Fh`. To keep searching for "h" in the same direction, use `;`. Note that `;` after a `Fh` searches backward and `,` after `fh` searches forward.
`F` and `T` are the backward counterparts of `f` and `t`. To search backwards for "h", run `Fh`. To keep searching for "h" in the same direction, use `;`. Note that `;` after a `Fh` searches backward and `,` after `Fh` searches forward.
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f Search forward for a match in the same line