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-[[vimrc|vim config file]] +  * [[vimrc|vim config file]] 
- +  * [[vimshortcut|vim shortcuts]] 
-{{tag>vim shortcut keybinding}} +  * [[vimcompile|vim compile]]
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-==== vim shortcuts ==== +
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-__**vim modes**__ +
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-  * normal mode - "ESC" +
-  * insert mode - "i" +
-  * command mode - ":" +
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-__**Normal mode**__ +
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-**h** - move left +
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-**j** - move down +
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-**k** - move up +
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-**l** - move right +
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-**w** - jump to next word +
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-**W** - jump to next string +
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-**b** - jump to previous word +
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-**B** - jump to previous string +
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-**0** - move to first position in line +
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-**$** - move to end of the line +
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-**z + enter** - move to the top +
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-**2gg** or **2G** - move to line 2 +
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-**ctrl g** show how many lines in file +
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-__delete__ +
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-**x** - delete char where cursor is +
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-**X** - delete char before cursor +
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-**dw** - __d__ - delete __w__ - motion +
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-**dl** - delete word on left +
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-**dk** - delete up line +
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-**dh** - delete down line  +
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-**dj** - delete word on right +
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-**d0** - delete all to begin line +
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-**dd** or **D**- delete line +
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-**2dd** or **2D**- delete 2 lines +
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-**5dw** - delete 5 words ( delete word 5 times) +
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-**3w** - move to third word (repeat word motion 3 times) +
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-**d3w** - delete 3 words  +
-**2d3w** - delete 3 words 2 times +
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-**.** - repeat last operation +
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-__cut,copy,paste__ +
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-**y** then **p** - copy and paste before cursor +
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-**y** then **P** - copy and paste after cursor +
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-**yy** then **p** - copy line and paste +
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-**v** then **h,j,k,l** to select text, then **p** - select text and paste +
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-**dd** then **p** - cut line then paste after cursor line  +
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-**dd** then **P** - cut line then paste before cursor line +
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-==== How to Map Keyboard Shortcuts in Vim ==== +
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-In the mapping section we will add shortcuts to making typing longer commands easier. This will save you key strokes and lots of time, especially for long commands. +
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-Key mapping syntax is like this: +
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-<code> +
-map_mode <what_you_type> <what_is_executed> +
-</code> +
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-===== Popular Mapping Modes in Vim ===== +
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-Here are a few popular mapping modes and probably the most useful and important. +
-<code> +
-    nnoremap – Allows you to map keys in normal mode. +
-    inoremap – Allows you to map keys in insert mode. +
-    vnoremap – Allows you to map keys in visual mode. +
-</code> +
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-===== Comment out Multiple Lines ===== +
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-  - Navigate to the line you wish to start commenting out.  +
-  - Press the **Ctrl + V** keys to enable visual mode. +
-  - Select all the lines you wish to comment out using the **up** and **down** arrow keys or the letters **k** and **j**.  +
-  - Vim will insert a highlight at each line’s beginning to indicate the selected line +
-  - With the target lines selected, press **Shift + I** to enter insert mode. +
-  - Enter the comment symbol for the target file. In this case, must insert the pound (#) symbol to comment Python code. +
-  - Press the ESC key, and Vim will comment out all the selected lines. +
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-===== Uncomment Multiple Lines ===== +
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-  - Start by navigating to the line you wish to uncomment, then press **Ctrl + V** to activate the visual block mode. +
-  - Select all the lines you want to uncomment using the **up** and **down** arrow keys or the letters **k** and **j**. +
-  - Once your lines are selected, press the **X** key to remove the comments.+
  
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vim.1707782793.txt.gz · Last modified: 2024/02/13 00:06 by karcio