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Vim reads initialization commands from a file called vimrc on startup. This can be used to set settings, define functions, execute autocommands, and more.
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How would I make this into a keybinding?
Two separate issues!
Firstly, adding | to a keybinding (officially called a map, if you don't mind me nitpicking) is tricky. It is a special character so it must be escaped. Here are two examples of …
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What's going on with displaying tabs as 4 vs 8 in Vim vs other display clients (like a web s...
A tab character is a tab character. Any front-end has to choose how to display it. Your browser will choose to represent \t as 8 characters.
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VIM mouse scrolling on Konsole show ^[OA at the top and ^[OB at the bottom of the page
^[ is a representation of <Esc>, the escape key. When you scroll up or down using your mouse or trackpad, your OS sends an escape code to the terminal. <Esc>OA and <Esc>OB are the escape codes for Up …
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