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qa/pattern<CR>dd@aq
By starting a macro with a search command, the macro becomes conditional — it jumps to the next match before acting, and terminates when no more matches are f
<C-r>=system('cmd')
In command-line mode, =system('command') evaluates the shell command and inserts its output into the command line.
:UndotreeToggle
The undotree plugin provides a visual tree representation of Vim's undo history.
ciw
The ciw command deletes the inner word under the cursor and drops you into insert mode so you can type a replacement.
qQ...q
When you record a macro into register q with qq.
g<C-a>
The g command increments numbers across a visual selection so that each subsequent line gets a progressively higher value.
:vimgrep /pattern/ **/*.ext
The :vimgrep command searches for a pattern across multiple files and populates the quickfix list with the results.
:'<,'>m'>+1
The :m command with the visual range moves selected lines.
<C-v>jjr<C-k>12
Visual block mode combined with the replace command and digraph input lets you replace a column of characters with special Unicode characters.
:lockmarks
Many Ex commands silently adjust or delete marks as a side effect of modifying buffer content.
:source % or :'<,'>source
The :source command executes Vimscript from a file.
command-line #command-line #vimscript #workflow #development
qq;.q then @q or @@
The dot command (.
cr
The vim-abolish plugin (by tpope) provides a cr (coerce) operator that converts the word under the cursor between naming conventions with a single keystroke pai
:e +{line} {file}
The :edit command accepts a +{cmd} prefix that executes an Ex command immediately after the file is loaded.
command-line #buffers #ex-commands #navigation #command-line
:help topic
Vim has an extensive built-in help system.
:cabbrev
:cabbrev (command-line abbreviation) lets you define short aliases for longer Ex commands.
qa{edits}@bq
How it works Vim macros can call other macros, creating a modular system of reusable building blocks.
<C-r><C-o>{reg}
When you use a in insert mode to paste register a, Vim inserts the text as if you typed it character by character.
/foo\|bar\|baz
Vim's search supports alternation with the \ operator, allowing you to find any one of several patterns in a single search.
:set completeopt=menu,menuone,noselect
The completeopt option controls the behavior of the completion popup menu.
