flov · July 10, 2012 00:47 · Jul 10, 2012 · Jul 10, 2012 · Jul 10, 2012
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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Commands to explain:
   insert mode, d deletes without going to insert mode, s substitutes whole
   lines and does not jump into insert mode either
 
-- Ctrl-Shift ^, better use Capslock-shift ^ or create custom mapping
+- Ctrl-Shift ^, loads the file in the window which has been loaded last
 - Shift-j and pq, shift-j joins the line below with the current line, pg formats the text
 - gg, G    jump to the end/beginning of the file
 - map jj to Ctrl-C to jump out of insert mode

diff --git a/vim tips b/vim tips
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Commands to explain:
 - o, O, insert line below/above and change to insert mode
 - A, go to insert mode at the end of line
 - D, delete line from cursor till the end, does not jump into insert mode
-- C, delete line from cursor till the end, does not jump into insert mode
+- C, delete line from cursor till the end, jumps into insert mode
 - f<character>/F<character>   find next/previous character
 - ci" ci' ci} ci) ca) ci)  EXAMPLE: how to change what is inside the brackets in 'render_template(:edit)'
 - difference between c, s and d: c changes the selected text and jumps to

diff --git a/vim tips b/vim tips
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+:r! echo '<p>PASTE IN</p>' | html2haml    <--- Converts pasted code to haml
+:r! rake routes   <---- inserts output of rake routes in current file
+
+Commands to explain:
+- o, O, insert line below/above and change to insert mode
+- A, go to insert mode at the end of line
+- D, delete line from cursor till the end, does not jump into insert mode
+- C, delete line from cursor till the end, does not jump into insert mode
+- f<character>/F<character>   find next/previous character
+- ci" ci' ci} ci) ca) ci)  EXAMPLE: how to change what is inside the brackets in 'render_template(:edit)'
+- difference between c, s and d: c changes the selected text and jumps to
+  insert mode, d deletes without going to insert mode, s substitutes whole
+  lines and does not jump into insert mode either
+
+- Ctrl-Shift ^, better use Capslock-shift ^ or create custom mapping
+- Shift-j and pq, shift-j joins the line below with the current line, pg formats the text
+- gg, G    jump to the end/beginning of the file
+- map jj to Ctrl-C to jump out of insert mode
+- cd and e command
+
+How to use . to repeat commands
+How and when to use Ctrl-C with capslock
+How to split windows and work in one window
+
+Plugins to explain
+Searching strings over files with Ack
+Ctrl-P
+Vim Fugitive
+NERD Tree
+MRU
+:rextract
+Rails plugin
+
+Direct response on failing code in texteditor
+All vim commands are related to the browser plugins vimium, vimperator
+
+More:
+Vimcasts
+Vim Book
+Vim Golf