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Improving Vim Speed

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

296K views11 years ago2 recommendations

Tools and practiceVim, Emacs and editors

This tutorial shares a collection of tips and commands, such as range operations, to speed up text editing in Vim.

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What people say. Recommended as a helpful resource for learning intermediate Vim commands and editing techniques.

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u/Wusheein r/vim • Recommends

Vim Essentials (Articles, Videos, Ressources) ##Vim Essentials At the time of writing this, I've been a Vim user for almost 3 month now, and truly deeply love. And a passionate, burning love it is, no platonic relationship. As such, I have tried to intensify and deepen my knowledge as much as I can, reading all the articles, watching all the videos and following all the tutorials. Now, as I feel at home, I started to proselytize my fellow nerds, as all Vim users do, and noticed that I keep linking to the same spread out articles, videos and tutorials. So I want to create such place, mostly for my own convenience for future missionary work, and as a starting point for beginners. **Redundancy…

u/nohtypin r/vim • Recommends

Improving Vim Speed

u/lingdocsin r/vim • Mentions

Where to learn about commands to move ranges of lines like this one? In this video the guy copies a bunch of text down to a different place by writing `:-16,-14co.` I'm having trouble finding documentation for these kinds of commands, and what the `o.` means in this setting. It would love to be able to select ranges like that to delete as well, and do stuff like that with relative lines below cursor etc.?
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u/Eldrikneeds to learn rust-langin r/vim • Mentions

What color scheme is he using in this video? What color scheme is he using in this video? link to this video