Sometimes I want to swap current line with line up or below in vim. I can do it with commands :m+1 or :m-1. However it is too wordy. Is there shorter way doing the same?
Both Tim Pope's unimpaired.vim - Pairs of handy bracket mappings and my own LineJuggler plugin provide (among others; my plugin has a focus on line moves and copies, whereas Tim's has a mixture of useful stuff) [e and ]e mappings to move the current line / selection above or below. These don't clobber the default register, as ddp et al. would do.