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# learning VIM
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commands I learned and useful
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zz -> centers your cursor to the middle
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t -> find to a character. with ; next. With T you find backward
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## More Navigation
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^U: move up half a screen
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L: puts cursor into lowest part of your code
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J: join the current line with the next one (delete what's between)
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## Do even more Navigation
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ctrl+p: fuzzy finding for files
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:e open a new file
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### local marks
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m-any-key: set a marker on that key. with '-any-key you can jump back to that marker. you can set multiple markers
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same as local also set with m, but this time the any key will be capitalized
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### buffer operation
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c-^ switching between latest two files in buffer
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## recording macros
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q -> record macros! after you need to say where to save. e.g. safe on a character. you can applay it with @ and that character. hit q to stop/save the recording.
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. -> redo any cmd you did before !!
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# Learnings
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Ctrl+r" - Insert the contents of the " register, aka the last yank/delete. e.g. if you want to replace single quotes with double: ciw'Ctrl+r"'