Vim
Quick
- Cheatsheet for programmers
- Shortcut layout
- Vim Quick Reference Card
- bullium.com Cheat Sheet
- http://www.worldtimzone.com/res/vi.html
Guides
- Vim Tips Wiki
- tuxfiles.org Vim commands
- Learn Vim Progressively
- Seven habits of effective text editing
- Learn to speak vim – verbs, nouns, and modifiers!
Video
Main stuff
:w - save :w filename - save as :q - quit if saved :x - save if changed and quit ZZ - save as above ZQ - even if not saved (also :q!) :ex . - explore files in file directory. opens in split pans if file modified. :Sex - as above but forces split :Vex - as above but vertical split :Tex - as above but in new tab <enter> - open file o - open file in new split buffer
Moving around
zz - centre screen on cursor zt - move screen top to cursor zb - move screen bottom to cursor 0 - line beginning ^ - first non-whitespace character $ - line end
e - forward word E - forward WORD b - back word B - back WORD { - beginning of previous } - next paragraph ( - beginning of previous ) - next sentence % - current brace / - find text * - jump to next occurrence of work n - repeat forwards N - repeat backwards H - cursor to top of screen (high) M - cursor to middle of screen (middle) L - cursor to bottom of screen (low) Ctrl-D move cursor down half-page Ctrl-U move cursor up half-page gg - start of file G - end of file 123G - move to line 123 ma - mark cursor position 'a' 'a - move to mark position 'a'
Operations
. - repeat last change u - undo last change U - undo all changes to current line C-r - redo i - insert at cursor I - insert at line beginning a - append after the cursor A - append at the end of the line o - add ('open') line below and insert O - add line above and insert x - delete character under cursor X - delete character before cursor y - yank (copy) current text yy - yank current line p - paste yanked text after cursor/line P - pasted yanked text before cursor/line d - delete and yank (cut) dl - delete character (alias: "x") dd - delete current line including linebreak dw - delete to end of word from cursor d$ - delete to end of line from cursor diw - delete inner word diW - delete inner WORD daw - delete word, up to delimiter daW - delete WORD, including previous space dis - delete inner sentence das - delete a sentence dib - delete inner '(' ')' block dab - delete a '(' ')' block dip - delete inner paragraph dap - delete a paragraph diB - delete inner '{' '}' block daB - delete a '{' '}' block c - change (delete and insert) cc - delete current line including linebreak, insert cw - delete to end of word from cursor, insert c$ - delete to end of line from cursor, insert ciw - delete inner word, insert ci" - change inner quoted string ci( - change inner brackets ci[ - change inner contents of [].. ci], ci) for insert on closing bracket caw - change an object caW - change an object, including space etc. v - visual select text viw - visual inner word viw~ - visual inner word, toggle case vip - visual inner paragraph vec - visual, end of word, change highlighted V - visual select lines Ctrl-v - visual select a block s - change one character and insert Ctrl-Y - copy character from line above Ctrl-E - copy character from line below Ctrl-N - auto-completion next match Ctrl-P - auto-completion previous match > - indent right < - indent left
V= - visual select lines, then reformat with = = - fix indentation for selection == - fix indentation for one line
:s/foo/bar/ - search and replace first occurrence :s/foo/bar/s - search and replace, global current line :%s/foo/bar/g - search and replace, global whole file :%s/foo/bar/gc - search and replace, with confirm :g/text string/d - delete all lines with text string :!g/text string/d - delete all lines without text string qa - start recording macro 'a', q - stop recording qA - start appending to macro 'a' @a - play macro a @@ - execute again 3@a - play macro 3 thrice :let @a='macrogoeshere' - write macro manually Ctrl-R Ctrl-R a - insert mode :let @a='Ctrl-R Ctrl-R a - edit existing macro
Fugitive.vim
:Gwrite - git add file :Gread - git checkout (revert) open to staged version :Gremove - git rm and close buffer :Gmove - git mv file. with /, relative to git root; without, relative to file :Gcommit - git commit, opens message buffer :Gblame - open split window with git blame details :Gbrowse - open Github, else git instaweb for local sevrer vimdiff resolution: :diffget [buffer] - get diff from another buffer :diffput [buffer] - put diff into another buffer :diffupdate - update diff colouring dg - get from other buffer pane (only 2 pane) dp - put to other buffer pane (works in 3 pane) [c - jump to previous changeset ]c - jump to next changeset :only - close buffers other than active
Split windows
:sp [filename] Ctrl-W - move up window Ctrl-W x - switch windows
Folds
zo - open fold zO - open fold recursively zc - close fold zC - close fold resursive zR - open all folds zM - close all zj - go down and up a fold zk - go up a fold
Handy
:e scp://root@example.com/~user/folder/.config - open remote file $ vim scp://root@example.com/~user/folder/.config :reg - list register contents K - in normal mode, run man for current word (opens "man word" in shell)
- http://www.bilalquadri.com/villustrator/ - create themes
- http://bytefluent.com/vivify/
- http://vimgolf.com/
Vimscripts
- https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen - vimscript management
- https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive - bestest gitwrapper
- https://github.com/ChrisYip/Better-CSS-Syntax-for-Vim - has vendor prefixes
- (https://github.com/hail2u/vim-css3-syntax)
- https://github.com/vim-scripts/CSS-one-line--multi-line-folding
to check;
- cmdalias.vim - Create aliases for Vim commands. [2]
- https://github.com/scrooloose/nerdtree
- https://github.com/mattn/zencoding-vim
- https://github.com/Lokaltog/vim-easymotion
- https://github.com/Shougo/neocomplcache
- https://github.com/jceb/vim-orgmode
- https://github.com/gmarik/vundle
- https://github.com/sickill/vim-pasta
- https://github.com/ervandew/supertab
- https://github.com/msanders/snipmate.vim
- https://github.com/scrooloose/nerdtree
- https://github.com/othree/html5.vim
- https://wincent.com/products/command-t [3]