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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)
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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.