Add: More Vim keybindings and tips

Added more useful Vim keybindings and tips on how to get the most out of Vim.
Will need to refactor this page at some point.

Intending to do a video of Vim editing and text manipulation in action to better
show these techniques.

SUMMARY.md

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     * [Speaking Vim](spacemacs-basics/speaking-vim.md)
     * [Spacemacs Vim](spacemacs-basics/spacemacs-vim.md)
     * [Vim Quick Reference](spacemacs-basics/vim-quick-reference.md)
+    * [More Vim](spacemacs-basics/more-vim.md)
 * [Create a Clojure Project](create-a-project/index.md)
     * [Using Emacs Eshell](create-a-project/using-emacs-eshell.md)
 * [Working with Projects](working-with-projects/index.md)

spacemacs-basics/more-vim.md

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+# Vim editing for Clojure developers
+
+> #### TODO::work in progress, sorry
+
+Vim keybindings that drive Vim editing tools that are common for developers
+
+ `x p`  simple transpose
+`c w` change word
+ `v (select) c`  change region
+`g c c`  comment line
+`v (select) g c`  comment region
+`SPC v c` change current word/region
+`SPC v d` delete current word/region
+`c w` change from cursor to end of word
+`d w` delete from cursor to end of word
+`C`  change from cursor to end of line
+`D`  delete from cursor to end of line
+`d $` delete to end of line ,
+`E`/`e`  Jumps to the end of the word
+
+
+`.` (the repeat operator). You have to use vim a certain way (I would argue the right way, e.g. without arrow keys in insert mode) to make good use of it. But there's so much power there.
+
+`W`/`B` motions, which are like the lowercase versions except they jump between whitespace-delimited words only.
+
+Combine d | c | v | r with avy-goto
+
+
+
+## Simulated structural editing with surround ##
+
+| Keybinding | Description                                                                     |
+|------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+| `v s ]`    | surround with [characters] without spaces                                       |
+| `v s [`    | surround with [ characters ] without spaces                                     |
+| `c s ( [`  | change surrounding from ( to [                                                  |
+| `c i (`    | change in (                                                                     |
+| `c a (`    | change “around” (                                                               |
+| `%`        | jump forwards to next paren, further `%` toggles between open and close parens. |
+
+`M-t` transpose words (that may be Emacs keybinding),
+
+
+## multi-replace with iedit and narrowing.
+
+`SPC v` select whatever you're at. Press `v` to widen region and `S-v` to narrow region.
+
+
+
+
+## jumping by sections
+
+`{`/`}` motions (jump to next/prev empty line). Makes rearranging paragraphs and such really easy too. For example, `{ d } { P` will swap the current paragraph with the preceding one.
+
+`>` and `<` (indent and dedent) operators, useful with the aforementioned `}`/`{` motions.
+
+`zt`, `zz`, and `zb` to pull the current line to the top/middle/bottom of the screen.
+
+
+`[count]G` Jump to line number
+
+(/) Jump to start of previous/next sentence
+{/} Jump to start of previous/next paragraph
+H/M/L Jump to top/middle/bottom of screen
+gf Jump to file name under the cursor - try this in the summary.md file
+<C-]> Jump to definition of keyword under the cursor
+’{mark}/`{mark} Jump to a mark -???
+
+
+
+## Code
+
+`g D`open definition in another window
+
+`=` (code-aware indenting) operator. Nice with the `ap` (a paragraph) text object.
+
+
+## code folding
+
+`zc` and `zo` are useful to close and open folds, which can be a nice way of focusing on certain pieces of code.