vimrc

My very basic vim setup and a cheatsheet to go with it. Trying to keep customizations to a minimum.

Installing

Read through setup.sh, it's only 3 lines. After you understand what it's doing, just run:

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tadaspaplauskas/vimrc/master/setup.sh | bash

Cheatsheet

• Undo: u
• Redo: ctrl r
• Insert before the cursor: i
• Insert after the cursor: a
• Insert at the end of the line: A
• Insert at the beginning of the line: I
• Next autocomplete option: ctrl n
• Previous autocomplete option: ctrl p
• Suspend vim process: ctrl z
• Resume suspended vim process from console: fg (foreground)
• Go to the beginning of the current or previous word: b
• Go to the beginning of next word: w
• Go to the end of current or next word: e
• Go to the end of the previous word: ge
• Select current word: viw
• Select current line: V
• Open new buffer: command :e filepath
• Open existing buffer: command :b1, :b filename (or part of it)
• Previous buffer: command :bp
• Next buffer: command :bn
• Close buffer: command :bd [number]
• Toggle previous buffer: command :b#
• List all buffers: command :ls
• Turn off search highlight: :noh
• Find and replace: %s/search/replace[/regex flag]
• Converts tabs to spaces in document: retab
• Tab navigation commands: :tabnew :tabclose :tabp :tabn 1-9gt (go to tab)
• Find a file: :find filename[tab]
• Explore files: :E[xlore]
• Create a new file from explorer: %
• Copy a file from explorer: mf (mark files), mt (select target folder), mc (copy)
• Rename file from explorer: R
• Create a new file from explorer: %
• Show full current path: ctrl + g
• Move line up or down: command :m-+123
• Duplicate line: yy or Y and then p or P
• Indent or unindent a line: << or >>
• Indent or unindent a block of text: select in visual mode and < or >
• Jump to paragraph: { and }
• Jump to block: [[ and ]]
• Browse old file list: command :bro[wse] ol[dfiles][!]
• Navigate functions in this file: :CtrlPFunky or f
• Navigate to the definition of the function under the cursor: tf
• Find symbol in current line: f{char}
• Find symbol in current line (backwards): F{char}
• Remove line without cutting (blackhole registry): d
• Display current line in the center: zz
• Search in all files: :grep "Keyword" . -RI --color
• Jump to the last cursor position: `.

More goodies

https://peteraba.com/blog/my-vanilla-vim-cheatsheet/