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:{range}command
Every Ex command in Vim can be preceded by a range that specifies which lines it should operate on.
command-line #command-line #ex-commands #ranges #editing #productivity
qa:s/\t/ /g\njq
Record a macro that substitutes all tabs with spaces on the current line, then moves down.
<C-v>jjg<C-a>
Select a column of identical numbers with , then press g to create an incrementing sequence (1,2,3.
autoload/myplugin.vim
The autoload mechanism in Vim lets you write plugins whose functions are only loaded into memory when they are first called.
q: or <C-f> from : prompt
The command-line window (q:) opens a full Vim buffer containing your Ex command history.
:center 80
Vim has built-in text alignment commands that adjust lines relative to a specified width.
":p
The : register holds the most recently executed Ex command.
registers #registers #ex-commands #normal-mode #productivity
qaI1. <Esc>jq
Start at line 1, record a macro that inserts 1.
/\%Vpattern
The \%V atom restricts a search pattern to only match inside the most recent visual selection.
<C-i>
Every time you make a "jump" — using G, /, %, :tag, , or similar commands — Vim records your position in the jump list.
:echo @/
The / register holds the most recent search pattern.
/foo\|bar\|baz
Vim's search supports alternation with the \ operator, allowing you to find any one of several patterns in a single search.
<Leader><Leader>w
The vim-easymotion plugin replaces Vim's default motion commands with a visual overlay system that lets you jump to any visible position on screen in just two o
:NERDTreeToggle
The NERDTree plugin provides a full-featured file explorer sidebar in Vim, giving you a visual directory tree that you can navigate, search, and manipulate file
:Explore
Netrw is Vim's built-in file explorer plugin that comes with every Vim installation.
u
The u command undoes the last change you made in normal mode.
:set inccommand=split
Neovim's inccommand option provides real-time visual feedback as you type substitution commands.
:{range}normal {commands}
The :normal command executes normal mode keystrokes from the command line.
command-line #command-line #ex-commands #editing #normal-mode
:args **/*.py | argdo %s/old/new/gc | update
Vim can perform search-and-replace across multiple files without any plugins by combining the arglist with :argdo.
search #search #substitution #ex-commands #productivity #quickfix #arglist
/\v
Vim's default regex syntax requires backslashes before most special characters like +, (, ), {, and , which is the opposite of what most developers expect from
