Command | Action | Notes |
vim file +54 | open file and go to line 54 | any : command can be run using + on command line |
vim -O file1 file2 | open file1 and file2 side by side | |
Insert | enter insert mode | so you can start typing. Alternatively one can use i ora. |
Esc | leave insert mode | so you can issue commands. Note in VIM the cursor keys & {Home, End, Page{up,down}} and Delete and Backspace work as expected in any mode, so you don‘t need to go back to command mode nearly as much as the origonal vi. Note even Ctrl+{left,right} jumps words like most other editors. Note also Ctrl+[ and Ctrl+c are equivalent to Esc and may be easier to type. Also Ctrl+o in insert mode will switch to normal mode for one command only and automatically switch back. |
:command | runs named command | |
:help word | shows help on word | Typing Ctrl+d after word shows all entries containing word |
:echo &word | shows value of word | |
windows | ||
:e | set buffer for current window | you can optionally specify a new file or existing buffer number (#3 for e.g.). Note if you specify a directory a file browser is started. E.g. :e . will start the browser in the current directory (which can be changed with the :cd command). |
:sp | new window above | ditto |
:vs | new window to left | ditto |
:q | close current window | |
:qa | close all windows | add trailing ! to force |
Ctrl+w {left,right,up,down} | move to window | |
Ctrl+w Ctrl+w | toggle window focus | |
Ctrl+w = | autosize windows | to new terminal size for e.g. |
:ba | new window for all buffers | ":vert ba" tiles windows vertically |
buffers | ||
:ls | list buffers | |
gf | open file under cursor | |
:bd | delete buffer | and any associated windows |
:w | save file | Note :up[date] only writes file if changes made, but it‘s more awkward to type |
:sav filename | save file as filename | Note :w filename doesn‘t switch to new file. Subsequent edits/saves happen to existing file |
undo/redo | ||
u | undo | |
Ctrl+r | redo | |
. | repeat | |
navigation | ||
gg | Goto start of file | |
G | Goto end of file | |
:54 | Goto line 54 | |
80| | Goto column 80 | |
Ctrl+g | Show file info | including your position in the file |
ga | Show character info | g8 shows UTF8 encoding |
Ctrl+e | scroll up | Ctrl+x needed first for insert mode |
Ctrl+y | scroll down | Ctrl+x needed first for insert mode |
zt | scroll current line to top of window | |
w | Goto next word | Note Ctrl+{right} in newer vims (which work also in insert mode) |
b | Goto previous word | Note Ctrl+{left} in newer vims |
[{ | Goto previous { of current scope | |
% | Goto matching #if #else,{},(),[],/* */ | must be one on line |
zi | toggle folds on/off | |
bookmarks | ||
m {a-z} | mark position as {a-z} | E.g. m a |
‘ {a-z} | move to position {a-z} | E.g. ‘ a |
‘ ‘ | move to previous position | |
‘0 | open previous file | handy after starting vim |
selection/whitespace | ||
v | select visually | use cursor keys, home, end etc. |
Shift+v | line select | CTRL+v = column select |
Delete | cut selection | |
"_x | delete selection | without updating the clipboard or yank buffer. I remap x to this in my .vimrc |
y | copy selection | |
p | paste (after cursor) | P is paste before cursor |
"Ay | append selected lines to register a | use lowercase a to initialise register |
"ap | paste contents of a | |
gq | reformat selection | justifies text and is useful with :set textwidth=70 (80 is default) |
= | reindent selection | very useful to fix indentation for c code |
> | indent section | useful with Shift+v% |
< | unindent section | remember . to repeat and u to undo |
:set list! | toggle visible whitespace | See also listchars in my .vimrc |
clipboard shortcuts | ||
dd | cut current line | |
yy | copy current line | |
D | cut to end of line | |
y$ | copy to end of line | |
search/replace | ||
/regexp | searches forwards for regexp | ? reverses direction |
n | repeat previous search | N reverses direction |
* | searches forward for word under cursor | # reverses direction |
:%s/1/2/gc | search for regexp 1 and replace with 2 in file | c = confirm change |
:s/1/2/g | search for regexp 1 and replace with 2 in (visual) selection | |
programming | ||
K | lookup word under cursor in man pages | 2K means lookup in section 2 |
:make | run make in current directory | |
Ctrl+] | jump to tag | Ctrl+t to jump back levels. I map these to Alt+?? in my .vimrc |
vim -t name | Start editing where name is defined | |
Ctrl+{n,p} | scroll forward,back through autocompletions for word before cursor | uses words in current file (and included files) by default. You can change to a dictionary for e.g: set complete=k/usr/share/dicts/words Note only works in insert mode |
Ctrl+x Ctrl+o | scroll through language specific completions for text before cursor | "Intellisense" for vim (7 & later). :help compl-omni for more info. Useful for python, css, javascript, ctags, ... Note only works in insert mode |
external filters | ||
:%!filter | put whole file through filter | |
:!filter | put (visual) selection through filter | |
:,!command | replace current line with command output | |
map <f9> :w<CR>:!python %<CR> | run current file with external program |
(来源:http://www.pixelbeat.org/vim.tips.html)
时间: 2024-10-02 17:54:54