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67 Cards in this Set
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change a line (not S)
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cc
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put current line at top of screen
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z <enter>
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repeat previous substitution
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:&
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insert characters instead of tabs
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:set expandtab
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delete everything until end of current line without d$
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D
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return to the character marked a
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`a
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join lines 12 thru 24, leaving a space between each line.
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:12,24j<br>(9/11/2010: but I thought J joined leaving a space ...?)<br>9/20/2010: yes, J is the normal mode command, :j is the colon command (they are the same)
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search forward for word under cursor partial match
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g*
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change from current cursor position to the end-of-line (not $)
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C
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joins the next line to the current line (inserts a space between the two) - normal mode command
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J
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substitute the current character and go into insert mode. Same as "rxi <ESC>"
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s
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jump to next section
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]
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return to previous character
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`` (double backtick)
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change from here to end of word to uppercase
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vEU
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search backward for word under the cursor
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#
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return to previous line
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'' [two single quotes]
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switch lower and upper cases
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~
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setting to show matching brace or parenthesis while inserting
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:se sm
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shift all lines until a matching brace or parenthesis
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>%
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send output of command to the last line of screen
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!L
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find the character z in the line backward
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Fz
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change a word - from current cursor position to the end of the word
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cw
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insert 20 dashes at beginning of line
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20I - esc [twenty capital i dash esc]
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stop highlighting the word that was searched for
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:noh
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overwrite until <esc>
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R
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go into insert mode at beginning of line
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I (capital i)
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yank current line into buffer a
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"ayy
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search forward for 'word' put at middle of screen
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/word?z.
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send output of command from here to end-of-line
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!$
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shift (indent) to the end of the paragraph
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>}
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yank from here to 'word'
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y/word
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take next three lines, and append them to the end of buffer a ???
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"A3Y ???
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yank current character
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y1
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joins the next line to the current line (without a space)
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gJ
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recognize bash filetype
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set filetype=sh
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put current line at bottom of screen
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z-
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delete from current cursor position to beginning of line
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d^
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global replace 'old' with 'new' on all lines
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:%s/old/new/g
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yank n characters
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yn
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search backward for word under cursor partial match
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g#
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search forward for word under cursor
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*
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run the contents of buffer z
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@z
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shift to the line marked m:
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>'m
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substitute the current line: erase it, and go into insert mode, starting at the indentation of the line. Same as "cc"
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S
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put current line at middle of screen
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z.
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move cursor forward a word ignoring punctuation
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W
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move cursor backward a word, ignoring punctuation
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B
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paste the contents of "a" below current line.
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"ap
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find the second occurance of 'a' in the line, forward
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2fa
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replace next four characters with "x"
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4rx
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change from here to end of word to lowercase
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vEu
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yank the current word
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yw
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yank to end of line
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y$
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yank to end of sentence
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y)
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yank from current line to mark x
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y'x
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yank from here to mark m and place into buffer a.
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"ay'm
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paste to the right of cursor
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p
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paste to the left of cursor
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P
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delete three words
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d3w
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delete until the word 'word'
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d/word
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start appending to the end of current line
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A
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find a character 'a' in the line forward
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fa
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return to the line marked a
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'a
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replace first occurance of 'old' with 'new' on current line
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:s/old/new/
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global search replace 'old' 'new' current line
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:s/old/new/g
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where in help to search for vim scripting stuff?
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:help vim-script-intro
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[NORMAL MODE COMMAND] go to first non blank character of current line
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