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#vimtip #ViernesVIM in @holbertonschool Tip 002 Did you know that: You can restore the cursor to the last position before exiting buffer by pressing single quote and double quote ('") Find more info with this cmd :help 'quote


#vimtip I had forgotten: the 1 to 9 registers store previous deleted text, so "2p will paste stuff I deleted three deletions ago


#vimtip `gf` to navigate to the filepath under the cursor. `CTRL-I` to navigate back.... Now back to my debugging chaos.


Did you know? :%d deletes all lines in a file. #vimtip


#vim #vimtip Instead of navigating to a line with `g` you can use a percentage - for example `50%` to go to the middle of the file.


To break a line at 80 characters: gq80l #vimtip


:v/pattern/d Deletando linhas que não contenham padrão #nice #vimtip


Wrap text with vim: :set textwidth=78 V gq #vimtip


#vimtip Paste text and preserve formatting. 1. Copy formatted text 2. `:set paste` in #vim terminal 3. Enter insert mode 3. CMD+P


#VimTip nnoremap S diw"0P <- press shift-s to replace the current word with the text in the yank buffer.


If you do `:tag get` ctags will list 1mil methods and it's not helpful. Do `:ltag get` then `:lopen` so you can search the matches. #vimtip


#vimtip :% g/foo/s/bar/zzz/g -- for every line containing "foo" substitute all "bar" with "zzz".


g~iw toggles case from the current word. gUiw changes current word for uppercase. guiw changes current word for lowercase. g~3w toggles case from the next 3 words. gUU changes the current line to uppercase. guu changes the current line to lowercase. #vimtip


#vimtip open multiple files as vertical splits: vim -O *.js


g; will cycle through your recent changes #vimtip


To save a file that needs superuser privs: :w !sudo tee % >/dev/null #vimtip


#Vimtip: run `:%s/\v<(\w+)\_s+\1>/\1/gc` to correct doubled words (e.g. I love Paris in the the springtime.)


#vimtip When in visual mode, press 'o' to toggle between the top and bottom of your selection.


⚡️ #VimTip: Boost your productivity with the power of vim-surround! Easily modify quotes, brackets, or tags with the cs command. For example, change single to double quotes with cs'". Unleash your editing speed in #Vim! 🚀🔥 #WebDev #DeveloperTools #Efficiency


#vimtip #ViernesVIM #vim in @holbertonschool Tip 003 Did you know that: You can compare 2 files with vimdiff Find more info with this cmd :help vimdiff


#vimtip #ViernesVIM in @holbertonschool Tip 002 Did you know that: You can restore the cursor to the last position before exiting buffer by pressing single quote and double quote ('") Find more info with this cmd :help 'quote


#vimtip #ViernesVIM in @holbertonschool Tip 001 Imagine this. You are working with malloc, but you don't remember what lib it needs. so let's #RTFM with #vim You can run man cmd for keyword under the cursor pressing K Find more info with this cmd :help K


#vimtip #sundayvibes ok let's learn something about vim because is Sunday :D You can restore the position before the latest jump with double single quote find more info about this running this command :help ''


#vimtip Want to perform an ex command on all the lines in your file that *aren't* visually selected? :g/\%<'<\|\%>'>/ {cmd} such as deleting everything but the selected text: :g/\%<'<\|\%>'>/d Can be mapped or turned into a :command if desired.


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Exit Vim Editor from Command Line Mode and Normal Mode ! - vimtraining.com #vim #vimtraining #vimtip

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You can set the Working Directory of your vim instance to the current file's path by using #vimtip #terminaltip

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It took me a long time to understand vim's :g/regex/exec command. Now i have a mnemonic for grep "Go to REgex and Perform action" = GREP #vimtip


npm install live-server solves the issue of hot reaload in vim run `live-serve --port=yourPortNumber` inside project dir. #100DaysOfCode #vimTip #vim


#vimtip "If you are on the first line, pressing (upper case) J will join that line and the next line together, removing the newline. You can also combine this with a count, so pressing 3J will combine all 3 lines together."


Just found out that to open a file at a specific line# in #Vim just type: >>> vim +line# filename How did I live without this?? 🍩🌈 #VimTip


#VimTip: Use smartcase for intuitive case sensitive searches. With :set smartcase, Vim will normally ignore case in / searches. If the search term includes a capital letter, Vim concludes you are probably interested in the case and seamlessly switches to case sensitive search.


#VimTip: Use b, w, e, ge to navigate around words. b moves the cursor to the previous word beginning w moves the cursor to the next word beginning e moves the cursor to the next word ending ge moves the cursor to the previous word ending


#VimTip: Open vim with the cursor on a specific line number with +<line-number>. To open file1 with the cursor on the 50th line, type: $ vim +50 file1


You can set the Working Directory of your vim instance to the current file's path by using #vimtip #terminaltip

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#vimtip #sundayvibes ok let's learn something about vim because is Sunday :D You can restore the position before the latest jump with double single quote find more info about this running this command :help ''


#vimtip #ViernesVIM #vim in @holbertonschool Tip 003 Did you know that: You can compare 2 files with vimdiff Find more info with this cmd :help vimdiff


#vimtip #ViernesVIM in @holbertonschool Tip 002 Did you know that: You can restore the cursor to the last position before exiting buffer by pressing single quote and double quote ('") Find more info with this cmd :help 'quote


#vimtip #ViernesVIM in @holbertonschool Tip 001 Imagine this. You are working with malloc, but you don't remember what lib it needs. so let's #RTFM with #vim You can run man cmd for keyword under the cursor pressing K Find more info with this cmd :help K


Exit Vim Editor from Command Line Mode and Normal Mode ! - vimtraining.com #vim #vimtraining #vimtip

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