:cd %:p:h -> Change the current directory to current file directory
:f -> Get file path
Ctrl+W -> Enter window mode
Ctrl+W, HJKL -> Browse splits
Ctrl+W, R -> Rotate up/left
Ctrl+W, r -> Rotate down/right
Ctrl+ww -> browse throught windows ( nerdtree, splits ... )
Ctrl + g -> Displays infos on the position in the file at the bottom
:# -> Go to line #
#G -> Go to line #
#| -> Go to column #
gt -> to next tab
gT -> go to previous tab
{i}gt -> go to tab in position i
f{char} -> Move to next occurence of char
F{char} -> Move to next occurence of char backwards
'' -> Move to last position ( it's double single quote )
H -> Move to top of screen
M -> Move to middle of screen
L -> Move to bottom of screen
Ctrl+U -> Browse half screen up
Ctrl+D -> Browse half screen down
Ctrl+B -> Page up
Ctrl+F -> Page down
{ -> Move to previous blank line
} -> Move to next blank line
#z -> Make top of screen start at line #
Between lines
:#,#s/old/new/gc -> c = "Confirm"
:%s -> All lines of the file
Ctrl+r,"-> Paste current register to command
Using * on a word or a visual make it search for the next occurance
Ctrl + p -> mapped to ':Files .' => FuzzyFinder to browse files
Ctrl + f -> mapped to ':Rg' => Search for string ; prefix the string with ' for exact match
/\<i -> Search for words that starts with i
/i\> -> Search for words that ends with i
esc+###+i+€$£+esc -> Insert ### times the string €$£
When using a number for repeating a task a certain amount of time with a key that's binded to something can be resolve by pressing the ESC key after it, example 5+o+ESC -> Make take in consideration the number before and transforms the single line understood from the o binding to 5 new lines
:term
Ctrl+w -> Switch terminal to VIM mode
---> N -> Enter normal mode and can browse through output of terminal for instance
---> i -> Go back to terminal mode
:! % -> Execute a shell command
:silent ! -> Execute a shell commmand without the need to press enter at the end
:r ! -> Put the output of the command into the current buffer
:res 60 -> 60 rows
:res +5
:vertical resize 50 -> 50 columns
:sp -> Split horizontally
:vsp -> Split vertically
Ctrl+W, R -> Swap splits
Ctrl+W, HJKL -> Browse between splits VIM like Remapped to just Ctrl + HJKL => 'Window browsing'
Change split layout
Ctrl + t ( on first pane ) + Ctrl + H -> Horizontal to vertical
Ctrl + t ( on first pane ) + Ctrl + K -> Vertical to horizontal
:only -> Keep only current pane
Ctrl + O -> backward
Ctrl + I -> forward
List of opppened files
:buffers -> List openned buffers
:bn -> buffer next
:bp -> buffer previous
:bd -> Delete buffer
:tab split -> Open buffer in a new tab
:reg -> List all of them
"#p -> Paste content of the # register
"+ -> Clipboard register
kyy -> Copy current line in register k
Kyw -> Append current word to register k
:WipeReg -> Custom command to delete all registers
. Last inserted text
: Last command
" Last register
@: -> Repeat last command
@@ -> Repeat again last command
:marks -> List all marks
ma -> Put a marker named "a" at that position
'a -> Jump to mark "a"
d'a -> Delete from current to line to line on mark "a"
d{backtick}a -> Delete from current position to position on mark "a"
:delmarks! -> Delete all lowercase marks for the current buffer
:delmarks a -> Delete mark 'a'
:delmarks a-d -> Delete mark 'a, b, c, d'
:changes -> List current changes
:e! -> Discard all changes
Ctrl + R -> Redo the previous undo through u
~ -> Makes selected caracter switch case
3~ -> Makes 3 next caracters switch case
3w -> Makes 3 next words switch case
:e -> Reloads current file
:e Open or create file
:tabedit -> Open file in new tab
:tabonly -> Close every tabs except the current one
:x -> Save and quit
qa -> Starts recording in the register a
q -> Stop recording
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@a -> Play register a
gx -> Follow link under cursor
gm -> Go to the middle of the column
zo → Open fold
Visual + zf → Fold selection
zf{ motion } -> Make a fold of the motion ( works with markers like zf'a will fold current line until mark)
git config --global diff.tool vimdiff
git config --global difftool.prompt false
git config --global alias.d difftool
do → Get the content of the opposite line where the cursor is
dp → Push the content where the cursor is on the oposite line
]c → Next diff
[c → Previous diff
:TabulousRename
Ctrl+n to toggle
m -> Open context menu to do actions like append node, delete...
o -> Open file in previous window OR Expand directory
go -> Open next to NerdTree but keep focus in NerdTree
t -> Open in new Tab
T -> Opens silently
i -> Open in split view horizontal
s -> Open in split view vertical
R -> Reloads root directory
r -> Reloads current directory
O -> Expand recursively
P -> Jump to root
p -> Jump to parent
J -> Go to last child
a -> Append a node ( add / before the name and that's a folder )
:YcmCompleter +
GoTo, etc. -> Go to include/declaration/definition
GetDoc -> View documentation comments for identifiers
GetType -> Type information for identifiers
FixIt -> Automatically fix certain errors
GoToReferences -> Reference finding
RefactorRename -> Renaming symbols
Format -> Code formatting
# By default, it respects the .gitignore
ag 'a string' # Recursive search in working dir
ag 'some *.file' src/files # Regex search in file
ag -Q '7hi$ $yn7AX' # Literal string
ag -U 'export default' # Recursive search not taking care of the .gitignore:Ag <pattern> # Use Esc-a if window won't close
Ctrl+V -> Open file under cursor to a vertical pane
Ctrl+X -> Open file under cursor to a horizontal pane
Ctrl+T -> Open file under cursor to a new tab
Tab -> Add file to quicklist
:copen -> Open quickfix window
:ccl -> Close quickfix window
[q && ]q -> Quick browse
[Q && ]Q -> First and last
:ClearQuickFixlist -> Wipe it
$ git mergetool # Open vim as a mergetool to handle conflict between a merge in two branchs- LOCAL -> The file in the current branch
- BASE -> The file as it was before it was modified in both branches hence the conflict
- REMOTE -> The file as it is in the branch I'm merging into the current one
In the final merged file ( the view on the bottom ) go to a conflict and execute those commands to select what to keep
:diffg RE -> Get from REMOTE
:diffg BA -> Get from BASE
:diffg LO -> Get from LOCAL
:GitGutterLineHighlightsToggle -> Change background of new/changed lines => Remapped to :Githl
:GitGutterNextHunk -> Go to next hunk => Remapped to :Gitnext
:GitGutterPrevHunk -> Go to previous hunk => Remapped to :Gitprev
:GitGutterStageHunk -> Stage a hunk => Remapped to :Gitstage
:GitGutterUndoHunk -> Undo a staged hunk => Remapped to :Gitunstage
:GitGutterPreviewHunk -> See what has changed for that hunk
:Gdiffsplit -> Make a split with hunks highlighted => Remapped to :Gitsplit
\[c -> Previous hunk
\]c -> Next hunk
<leader>hp -> Preview hunk
<leader>hs -> Stage hunk
<leader>hu -> Undo hank
-> Use :diffoff then :q to exit
TypeScript handling
:TsuquyomiImport -> Import the file needed for the variable under the cursor
:lopen -> List errors
:lnext / :lprevious -> Browse errors
:SyntasticToggleMode -> Toggle plugin
:SytasticSetLocList -> Populate the list of errors
:SyntasticCheck pylint -> Run the select linter
:SyntasticReset -> Turn off all errors
:SyntasticInfo -> Display info about the linting of the current file
:noh -> Clear highlighted stuff
:tabclose -> Close current tab
:messages -> Show vim messages
:map -> See how keys are mapped
:map key -> See what the bindings with key