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:set shiftwidth=0
Setting shiftwidth=0 tells Vim to use the value of tabstop wherever shiftwidth would normally be consulted — for the > and and in insert mode, and auto-indent
set smoothscroll
By default, Neovim's half-page scroll commands (, , , ) count movement by text lines, not screen rows.
:set wildmode=longest,list
By default, Vim's command-line completion just cycles through matches one at a time.
&
The & command in normal mode repeats the last :s substitution on the current line.
search #search #substitution #ex-commands #repeat #normal-mode
:set winheight=999 winminheight=5
Setting winheight to a very large number forces Vim to always try to make the focused window as tall as possible.
<C-g> and <C-t>
While the search prompt is open (with incsearch enabled), pressing advances the cursor to the next match and moves it to the previous match — all without leav
zi
Pressing zi in normal mode toggles the foldenable option, which controls whether folds are active in the current window.
:earlier {N}m
Vim's :earlier command lets you travel back through the undo history by wall-clock time rather than by the number of changes.
:g/pattern/m 0
The :global command combined with :move lets you restructure a file by relocating all lines that match a pattern.
:set wildcharm=<C-z>
The wildchar option (default ) triggers wildcard completion interactively on the command line.
:nnoremap <expr> j (v:count == 0 ? 'gj' : 'j')
Expression mappings use the flag to evaluate a Vimscript expression at the time the key is pressed.
grn
Neovim 0.
gp
The standard p command pastes text after the cursor but leaves the cursor at the beginning of the pasted text.
:augroup
Wrapping autocmds in a named augroup with autocmd! at the start prevents duplicate autocommands from accumulating every time your vimrc is sourced.
:%s/\<old\>/new/g
Wrapping your search pattern in \ word boundary anchors ensures that Vim only matches the exact whole word, preventing accidental replacements inside longer wor
input({prompt})
The built-in input() function pauses execution, displays a prompt at the bottom of the screen, and returns whatever the user types before pressing Enter.
{N}@q
Prefix a macro invocation with a count to execute it up to N times in a single command.
gl{motion}{char}
vim-lion (by Tom McDonald) adds gl and gL as alignment operators.
: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.
:colder / :cnewer
Vim remembers up to 10 previous quickfix lists.
