CISC 3110
Advanced Programming Techniques
Vim Resources
My Personal Favorites
And by 'personal', I mean just that. The vim commands a person uses is a highly individual set of choices. There are usually a multitude
of ways of accomplishing the sme editing task, some will speak to you more than others. I'm simply giving you the commands I use most often.
- normal mode: i, a, t, ct, C, dd, w, $, ^, o, O, arrow keys (blushing), ., >>, << <n>G, % (not really), ZZ,
Ctl-W, m/' (not really)
- command mode: s, <n>, /, d, w wq, wa, q!, t (not really), m (not really), buffers, b
- visual line mode: d, <, >
- visual block mode: Shift-I, d