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:s/\%Vfoo/bar/
The \%V atom in Vim's regex engine matches only within the area of the last visual selection.
search #search #visual-mode #substitute #advanced #ex-commands
O (visual block mode)
In visual block mode (), pressing O (uppercase) moves your cursor to the other end of the current line — letting you expand or contract the block's horizontal
:terminal
The :terminal command opens an interactive terminal emulator directly inside a Vim window.
:find filename
The :find command searches for a file by name across all directories in your path setting and opens it.
buffers-windows #buffers #file-management #navigation #workflow
:s/\(\w\+\)/\u\1/g
Vim's substitute command supports case-change modifiers in the replacement string that let you capitalize, uppercase, or lowercase matched text as part of the s
:r !command
The :r !command command executes a shell command and inserts its output directly into the current buffer below the cursor line.
$
The $ command moves the cursor to the last character of the current line.
:center / :left / :right
Vim has three built-in Ex commands for aligning text without any plugins: :left, :center, and :right.
/\%>80v.
The pattern /\%>80v.
:setlocal {option}={value}
:setlocal sets an option only for the current buffer or window, leaving all other buffers and windows unaffected.
zg
When Vim's spell checker flags a technical term, proper noun, or project-specific identifier as misspelled, you can permanently silence it with zg ("mark as goo
:set nrformats
The nrformats option tells Vim how to interpret numbers when you press (increment) or (decrement).
"ayyj"Ayyk"ap
Named registers are much more powerful when you treat them as accumulators instead of one-shot clipboards.
:'<,'>!{cmd}
After making a visual selection and entering the command line with :, Vim automatically inserts the range ' for the selection.
m'
Vim's jump list automatically records your position whenever you make large motions (like G, /pattern, or ).
:setlocal errorformat=%f:%l:%c:%m | cexpr system('tool %') | copen
Not every linter or internal script speaks Vim quickfix format out of the box.
command-line #command-line #quickfix #errorformat #linting #workflow
:next
When Vim is opened with multiple files (e.
command-line #buffers-windows #ex-commands #navigation #editing
saghen/blink.cmp
blink.
<C-r><C-o>{register}
The standard {reg} pastes register contents in Insert mode, but Vim may auto-indent multi-line text to match the current indentation level — sometimes manglin
:g/pattern/.-1,.+1d
The :g (global) command normally operates on lines that match a pattern.
