Vim Cheatsheet
Contents
Generally helpful stuff
Navigating around text
Working with multiple files
Searching
Manipulating...
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"Delete the word under cursor" should be
diw,deonly works for the same purpose if you're already at the start of the word."Replace mode (overtype)" should be
R,rwill only let you change a single character.Your comment made me go back to Oualline's Vim Book to research this. I totally did not know about the
iandamotion commands! Great tip!cool
deis good for delete word from cursor to end. It is good for different purpose.I've been working with Vim for quite a while, but there's always something new to learn. Still to this day I'll hit a sequence of keys by mistake and something will happen that I've never seen before.
thats the beauty of vim
There is a catch with visual block mode. If you're running vim in a terminal that maps Ctrl+v to paste action, then Ctrl+v won't work for visual block mode in vim. However, vim also maps Ctrl+q to visual block mode in defaults. IMO, it's safer to memorize Ctrl+q as the key combination for visual block mode.
Unless your OS maps C-q to "quit application" :)
Cool. Haven't tried that one yet
I use vim very often and always hard time to remember all the commands , thanks for this cheat sheet brother
Anytime bro. It takes heck lot of time to get used to Vi , I myself find forgetting many commands , and whenever I do i visit this cheetsheet
Very good article!
Thanks for sharing
in Searching section, where you say:
Find and replace globally :%s/<find>/<replace>//gcI think you may mean
Find and replace globally :%s/<find>/<replace>/gcand maybe could comment that the final 'c' is for asking for confirmation on each replacement.
Thanks for your work and time.
To understand more about movements/navigation in vim I would recommend to read the section 03 in the Vim user manual, just execute:
I have also added a link to an interactive site
delete to end of line is also
DI've been using vim for few weeks, and it'getting natural and saves my time a lot! I like its clear rule, text object (sentence, paragraph, word, tag), or action (delete, copy, change).
Yeah. If you are doing things on console, you can see it's power
BTW you can check openvim.com if you are starting out
To toggle the case=> `
This would be pretty useful to correct the typos.
To repeat the previous command=> .
Damn, it's a helluva confidence boost when you look at a cheatsheet and know EVERY SINGLE item
I think I basically use only i a x / n dd : wq since years 😁
Thx for new tips 👍
Anytime
I have added a link to an interactive vim tutorial at the end of the post so anyone starting out with vim can try it out online
Left out one command I love, cw - or change word. Saves a lot of time.
'u' for undo the last change and
'.' for repeat the last command are two commands I use most frequently despite :wq (write and quit)
ctrl-[is better thenctrl-ccuz that dose not trigger the |InsertLeave| autocommand event.i like very much vim , but i like more IDE . Jetbrains product and Xcode and i am feedup using FakeVim . so can i integrate Vim in these IDE
Yes. You can try the vim bindings plugins