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:match {group} /pattern/
:match, :2match, and :3match give you three independent highlight slots that overlay patterns on the buffer using any highlight group — without touching the s
:set makeprg=python3\ %
Setting makeprg to include % lets :make always execute the file you're currently editing.
:sort /pattern/
The :sort /{pattern}/ command sorts lines by their content after the first match of the pattern.
:%!tac
Vim doesn't have a built-in reverse command, but you can pipe the buffer through tac (reverse of cat) to flip line order.
:sbuffer {N}
:sbuffer {N} opens buffer number N in a new horizontal split, leaving your current window untouched.
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:saveas
The :saveas {filename} command writes the current buffer to a new file and makes that new file the current buffer's file.
:cnoremap <C-a> <Home>
Vim's command line has limited navigation by default.
:e +{cmd} {file}
The :e +{cmd} {file} form opens a file and executes an Ex command immediately after loading it.
gr{motion}
Neovim 0.
:echo getregtype('a')
The getregtype() function returns the motion type of a register's content — whether it was yanked characterwise, linewise, or as a visual block.
vim.lsp.buf.code_action({ apply = true, filter = function(a) return a.isPreferred end })
When an LSP server marks a code action as isPreferred (e.
:reg {name}
The :reg {name} command displays the current contents of one or more named registers in a formatted listing.
<C-]>
The command jumps to the definition of the keyword under the cursor using tag files.
:let @q = substitute(@q, '\n$', 'A;<Esc>\n', '')
Rerecording a long macro for one tiny change is slow and error-prone.
:bufdo command
The :bufdo command executes an Ex command on every buffer in the buffer list.
:set jumpoptions=stack
By default Vim's jump list is a ring: if you press to go back several positions and then make a new jump, the list wraps around and future entries are preserved
:set option
The :set command changes Vim options for the current session.
:set winfixbuf
Neovim's winfixbuf option (added in Neovim 0.
:%s/pattern/\=MyFunc(submatch(0))/g
The \= prefix in Vim's substitute replacement invokes the expression register, which can call any Vimscript function.
/\%>10l\%<20lpattern
Vim's \%>Nl and \%10l matches only after line 10 \%10l\%10l\%<20lold/new/g Combine with column restrictions for precise region targeting Tips Line numbers in \%
