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This document provides an introduction to the Vim text editor, covering its basic commands for movement, modes, editing, copy/paste, selection, undo/redo, saving/quitting, autocomplete settings, color schemes, and tips for using Vim in Mac terminals. Key commands are explained for navigating text, inserting/deleting content, and switching between modes like normal, insert, and visual. Instructions are given for installing autocomplete plugins, setting color schemes, and managing multiple terminal tabs.
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Vim #selen
- 2. Why vim?
- 3. Moving h,j,k,l left, down, up, right w,b forword, backward
- 4. Mode normal command insert visual
- 5. Editting I “i”is insert x, dd delete something
- 6. Copy and Paste shift+y “Yank” means copy a line. p paste
- 7. select v: select shift+v: select a line. ctrl+v: rectangle select
- 8. Undo and Redo “u” “ctrl+r”
- 9. Save and Quit “:w” Write “:q” Quit
- 10. Autocomplete setting 1.You download a neocomplcache.vim. http://github.com/Shougo/neocomplcache/downloads 2.Click and expand the file. 3.Copy. cp ~/Downloads/Shougo-neocomplcache-8a7c171/plugin/* ~/.vim/plugin/ cp -r ~/Downloads/Shougo-neocomplcache-8a7c171/autoload/* ~/.vim/autoload
- 11. .vimrc https://gist.github.com/1077279 you copy this to your ~/.vimrc
- 12. color scheme vim has 7 patterns of color by default. http://nanasi.jp/colorscheme/default_install.html Type ":colorscheme NAME". you can change color.
- 13. Tips of Mac tarminal command+n create a new terminal window command+t create a new tab command+shift+arrow(right or left) move to next tab
- 14. Enjoy!!!