Learn C the Hard way
In vim documentation CTRL is refered as ^, so will.
- mapping a key for example;
If I were to add PageDn version aswell I'll put this to my vimrc !! Yaay.
:map <C-A-PageUp> <C-W><C-W> - zz Scrolls current line to the middle of your screen.
- AUTO FILL !!! ^P or ^N. For more; this is quite nice
| Tabs and Management | |
| :split filename | - split window horizontally and load filename |
| :vsplit file | - vertical split and open file |
| ^w up arrow | - move cursor up a window |
| ^w ^w | - move cursor to another window (cycle) |
| ^w _ | - maximize current window vertically |
| ^w | | - maximize current window horizontally |
| ^w = | - make all equal size |
| ^w H | - resize cur Window to take all of the Left side |
| ^w J | - resize cur Window to take all of the Top side |
| ^w K | - resize cur Window to take all of the Bottom side |
| ^w L | - resize cur Window to take all of the Right side |
| ^w ^7 | - maximize cur Window in its current pane vertically |
| :sview file | - same as split, but readonly |
| :close | - close current window |
| TODO ADD tabs !! | - TAAABS TODO |
| :tabdo {cmd} | - does the **cmd** for all windows inside the current tab (e.g., s/join/merge/ge. e here is for ignoring errors if join is not found in a file perse.) |
| ^W [N] - | Decrease current window height by N (default 1) |
| ^W [N] + | Increase current window height by N (default 1) |
| ^W [N] < | Decrease current window width by N (default 1) |
| ^W [N] > | Increase current window width by N (default 1) |
| ^W [N] > | Increase current window width by N (default 1) |
| Session Save/Load | |
| :mksession header-files-work.vim | Saves the session |
| $ vim -S header-files-work.vim | Loads it from terminal |
| :source header-files-work.vim | Loads it from inside VI |