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replace ^M with newlines
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:% s/^M/\r/g
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replace the current search result with 'bar'
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:%s//bar/g
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search for word under cursor
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* or #
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open scratch buffer
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\b
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make windows equal size
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<c-w>=
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resize windows
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<D-arrows>
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command key for mac
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<D-...> in the gvimrc file
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undo
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\u
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redo
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\r
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next buffer
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\h
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open the command line window
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q:
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execute a command in the command line window
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<cr>
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list snippets
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<c-\> while in insert mode
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edit custom snippets
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<c-\> while in normal mode
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Capture output of the "verbose map" command
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:redir @a
:verbose map :redir END |
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Select a line of text
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<s-v> shift-v
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select a block of text
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<c-v> control -v
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select the last visual selection
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gv
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start fugitive git windows
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:Gstatus
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add or reset a file in git
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\g # launch fugitive
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add or reset a file in git interactively, so that you can see the patch before it is added
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\g #launch fugitive
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if you make a mistake and need to add something to the last commit what do you do?
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\g # launch fugitive
cA # commits and uses the same commit message as last time ca # commits and changes the commit message |
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Commit in Git
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\g # launch fugitive
C # capital c to commit the message |
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Do a diff against the currently committed version of the file
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\gd
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Jump backwards to the previous start of a change in vimdiff
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[c
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Jump forwards to the next start of a change in vimdiff
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]c
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get the contents of the other diff section in vimdiff
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do # the o stands for obtain from the other side
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put the contents of the other diff section in vimdiff
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dp
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see the log of previous revisions of the document
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\gl # the use [q or ]q to cycle through quick list
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merge a set of git commits into one
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It's called sqaushing and is invoked using
:Git rebase -i HEAD~2 which will merge the last 2 commits into one |
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copy register into command line or search
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You can type Ctrl-R to insert a register when in insert mode, or when typing in the command or search line. When you press Ctrl-R you will see " (quote) to prompt you to finish the command by entering a register. For example, press Ctrl-R then a to insert the contents of the a register, or Ctrl-R then " to insert the contents of the unnamed register.
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open quickfix list
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:copen
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quickfix previous and next
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[q previous
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grep for something in a file
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:Ack
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change quote to double quote
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cs'" # means change surroundings
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remove brackets from [ foo bar ]
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ds] # delete surroundings "]"
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add brackets to this line
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yss]
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yank everything between the curly braces
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yi{ # that's yank in between and the characters, but not including the lines containing {
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select everything between the curly braces
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vi{ # that's yank in between and the characters, but not including the lines containing {
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select a paragraph
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vip # visual mode in between paragraph
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go to the highlighted section of help
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^]
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go back in help
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^t # think top
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change the word until the next _
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ct_ # change to underscore
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format the paragraph
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gwap
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delete all the lines that do not contain the word "warning"
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:v/warning/d
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replace current line with the output of the date command
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!!date
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move backwards one word + specials chars
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B
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mover forwards one word + special chars
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W
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record a macro and store it in register m
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qm <... do whatever ..> q
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run a macro in the m register
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@m
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run the macro m on all the lines that match a pattern
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:g/<pattern>/normal @m
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show the runtime path
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:set runtimepath?
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transpose two characters
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xp # as in x out and print
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