Essential Vim Cheat Sheet: Quick Reference for Mastering Commands
This concise Vim cheat sheet compiles the most useful commands for entering Vim, configuring the editor, moving the cursor, scrolling, inserting and deleting text, copying, pasting, undoing, searching, using bookmarks, visual mode, linewise operations, macros, window management, and file handling, all illustrated with clear screenshots.
Enter Vim
Press vim in the terminal to start the editor.
Vim Configuration
Typical .vimrc settings are shown to customize the environment.
Move Cursor
Key combinations for moving the cursor efficiently.
Screen Scrolling
Commands to scroll the view without moving the cursor.
Insert Text
Various insertion modes and shortcuts.
Delete Commands
Quick ways to delete characters, words, lines, and blocks.
Copy & Paste
Yank and put operations for copying and pasting text.
Undo
Undo and redo commands to revert changes.
Search & Replace
Pattern search and substitution syntax.
Bookmarks
Setting and navigating marks within a file.
Visual Mode
Selecting text blocks for operations.
Linewise Commands
Commands that act on whole lines.
Macros
Recording and replaying command sequences.
Window Operations
Splitting, resizing, and navigating multiple windows.
File & Other Commands
Saving, quitting, and miscellaneous utilities.
Author: Yang Yujie Source: http://www.jianshu.com/p/6aa2e0e39f99
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