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Revision as of 04:20, 8 June 2018
vim is a text editor.
Commands
| Command | Comment |
|---|---|
| :bd | Leave the current buffer[1] |
| gf | Open file under the cursor |
| C-6 | Open the last open buffer |
| C-w C-r | Rotate in a 'column' or 'row' of split windows[2] |
| C-l | Redraw the screen |
| C-a | Increment the value |
| C-x | Decrement the value |
Variables
| Variable | Comment |
|---|---|
| tabstop/ts | Number of spaces that a <Tab> in the file counts for |
| shiftwidth/sw | Number of columns inserted for indenting |
| softtabstop/sts | Number of columns inserted by <Tab> in insert mode |
| expandtab/et | When set, <Tab> inserts the <softabstop> number of space |
| noexpandtab/noet | When set, <Tab> inserts the <softabstop> number of columns using tabulations and then spaces if <tabstop> is less than <softabstop> and only tabulation if <tabstop> is equal to <softtabstop> |
| smarttab |