Top new questions this week:
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After pressing <C-g> in normal mode, prints useful information in the status line. How can I yank this text?
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Say I have a nested loop, is there a way to break out of the outer loop from the inner one? For example this code:
for i in range(3)
for j in range(5)
echo i j
if i == 1 && ...
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I'm recently working on a project in vim, and I need to execute the same command in command-line mode multiple times to different files which are in the same folder.
like
:%s/V1/V2/g
Is there a ...
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I'm trying to have a .vimrc that is portable between machines. Some computers I use have VimPlugin installed, while others don't. On the ones with VimPlug, I'd like to do some setup using call plug#...
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I had a swp file with old content, to which I restored and wasted much cleaning it. So I would like much such feature.
Jetbrains's IDEs have feature local history:
Which preserve history for ...
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For example the code below,
1: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
2: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
3: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
The arrow key moves the cursor from one character to the left, ...
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I have just the following two lines in ~/vimrc to set vim's foldmethod to marker. I do not want all sections are collapsed when the document is opened. So I use nofoldenable to open all marked ...
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Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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Instead of gdbtui or ctrl+x under gdb which shows source code on top of the screen I would like to see this in my Vim editor that would jump between tabs, and buffers accordingly.
How can I do this?
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I can't figure out how to go back to Normal mode after entering Terminal in Insert mode...
Escape just doesn't seem to work.
Any idea?
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I read the wiki entry on vim source code indentation
I still can't understand the difference between autoindent and smartindent
It seems they do the same thing, copy the indentation level to next ...
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I love the "hlsearch" setting, but after I'm done searching, I find it obnoxious. Especially if I search for something that has a lot of matches. I know that I can turn this off with
:set nohlsearch
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When I'm editing a file in Vim, is there a command to see the path of the current file? Sometimes this is very handy if there are multiple files with the same name in a project.
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I know many ways to copy things:
yiw = yank in current word
yaw = yank all word (includes a trailing space)
yy = yank the current line
3yy = yank three lines starting at the current one
yap = yank ...
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Being a user of GUI editors (mostly Sublime Text) and one simple CLI editor (nano), and just having gVim (the GUI version of vim) installed on my Windows 10, I can't figure out how to adjust this ...
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