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Strange characters in GVim visual mode

When I enter visual mode (from normal mode), and then when pressed :, the following characters appear: <,'>after:

Is this a function or an error?

Windows XP SP2

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You have selected a visual range, and when you enter :, while it is, the selected range specifier is '<,'>automatically added to indicate that the command will be applied only to the selection.

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vi [m] : (ex-commands) ( ) , , . start,end. , , :

:d

(current-1) (current + 1):

:-1,+1d

vim ( , ) < >. , : , vim , , , :. , . (, , , .)

, , , '< '> . ' ` (backtick) / .

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, , . , , .

:h cmdline-ranges

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'<,'> - . , , , (/ ) , '<,'>

, ,

1,200 s/old/new/c

'<,'> s/old/new/c

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1728297/

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