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beginning, first, last character of line. nG ngg. line n, default the ... percentage n of the file (n must be provided) n| column n of current line. match of next ...
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If you want a condensed more graphical version; check out this vi/vim cheat sheet. http: ... Write the current file and exit. :wq! Write the current file and exit ...
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Essential keyboard shortcuts and commands for VIM ... If you are transitioning from windows, then in order of preference you will probably want to use, evim, gvim, vim. ...
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Tip 305 Previous Next created 2002 · complexity intermediate & ... "http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Best_Vim_Tips" ...
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