261 results for ":b#"
:[range]yank {reg}
Vim's :[range]yank and :[range]delete Ex commands let you capture arbitrary line ranges into a register from the command line, bypassing the need to move the cu
mA to set, 'A to jump
Uppercase marks (A–Z) are global marks — they persist across files and Vim sessions.
set wildmode=lastused
With wildmode=lastused, :b cycles buffers in most-recently-used order instead of alphabetically.
<C-w>R
Vim provides commands to rotate windows within a row or column, and to swap the current window with another.
:Buffers
The fzf.
[on / ]on / yon
The vim-unimpaired plugin by Tim Pope provides a consistent set of bracket-based mappings for toggling Vim options, navigating paired lists, and performing comm
:Make / :Dispatch
The vim-dispatch plugin by Tim Pope provides asynchronous build and command execution so you can run compilers, test suites, and other long-running commands wit
:setlocal iskeyword+=-
The iskeyword option defines which characters are part of a "word" for motions like w, b, e, , and text objects like iw.
:cd -
The :cd - command switches Vim's global working directory back to the previous one, just like cd - in the shell.
"Ay{motion}
Using an uppercase register letter with any operator appends to the register instead of replacing it.
:g/[^[:space:]]/normal! A;\<CR>
When you need to patch many lines at once, :g with :normal! is often faster and safer than recording a macro.
command-line #command-line #ex-commands #editing #normal-mode
"ayy ... "ap
Named registers let you store multiple pieces of text independently.
:reg {names}
The :registers command dumps every register at once, which is noisy when you only care about a handful.
:set nrformats=
The nrformats option controls which number formats (increment) and (decrement) recognize.
"{register}y{motion}
Vim has 26 named registers (a-z) that act as independent clipboards.
registers #registers #editing #normal-mode #yank #productivity
:lua require'dap'.toggle_breakpoint()
The nvim-dap plugin implements the Debug Adapter Protocol in Neovim, providing a full debugging experience with breakpoints, step-through execution, variable in
:keepjumps keeppatterns %s/\s\+$//e<CR>
Bulk whitespace cleanup is common, but a plain substitution can leave side effects: your last search pattern changes and jump navigation gets noisy.
:reg {name}
The :reg {name} command displays the current contents of one or more named registers in a formatted listing.
]q and [q
The vim-unimpaired plugin by Tim Pope provides pairs of bracket mappings for common navigation and toggling tasks.
:'a,'bnormal! @q<CR>
When you need to replay a macro on a precise region, selecting lines manually can be slow and error-prone.
