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<C-v>jj$A text<Esc>
Visual block mode combined with $A lets you append text to the end of multiple lines simultaneously, even when those lines have different lengths.
visual-mode #editing #visual-mode #block-mode #productivity #insert-mode
/pattern/e+2
Vim's search command supports an offset suffix that controls where the cursor lands after a match.
:sball
The :sball command (short for split all) opens every loaded buffer in its own horizontal split window in one shot.
<C-v>jjjI
Visual block mode combined with I lets you insert the same text at the beginning of multiple lines simultaneously.
:windo {cmd}
:windo {cmd} executes an Ex command in every window in the current tab page, cycling through each one and applying the command before returning focus to the ori
buffers-windows #windows #buffers #ex-commands #buffers-windows
:diffoff!
The :diffoff! command exits diff mode in every window simultaneously.
:next
When Vim is opened with multiple files (e.
command-line #buffers-windows #ex-commands #navigation #editing
:{line}put {register}
How it works The :put Ex command pastes the contents of a register after a specified line.
:set nowrapscan
By default Vim's wrapscan option is enabled, which causes / and ? searches to wrap silently from the end of the file back to the beginning (and vice versa).
:ptag {identifier}
:ptag {identifier} opens a small preview window showing the definition of the given tag, while keeping your cursor in the original window.
:wall
When working across multiple files, you often have unsaved changes in several buffers.
:profile start /tmp/profile.log | profile func *
When Vim feels sluggish during editing (not just at startup), the :profile command lets you measure the execution time of every function call.
:pedit +/TODO %
When you need a second read-only view of the same file, opening more normal splits can disrupt your working layout.
/foo\|bar
How it works The \ operator in Vim's search pattern works like a logical OR, letting you match any one of several alternatives.
:set laststatus=3
Neovim 0.
:bufdo %s/old/new/ge | update
The :bufdo command executes an Ex command in every loaded buffer.
buffers-windows #buffers #ex-commands #editing #substitution
:delmarks!
Marks accumulate as you work — ma, mb, mc and so on record positions for later jumps.
\%'m
Vim's \%'m regex atom matches the exact position of mark m in a search pattern.
:debug normal @q
Recorded macros are powerful, but when one keystroke goes wrong they can fail fast and leave confusing state behind.
:Lexplore %:p:h
When you are editing deep in a project, opening netrw from the working directory often puts you in the wrong place.
