vim – quick navigation
Other than using ‘w’ or ‘b’ to navigate between words, another quick way to navigate between sentences is to use the ‘(‘ and ‘)’ keys.
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Other than using ‘w’ or ‘b’ to navigate between words, another quick way to navigate between sentences is to use the ‘(‘ and ‘)’ keys.
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I thought many people know this but sometimes, it is taken for granted and can cause hours of misery.
If you save a text file in windows, you get ^M as new line. In unix, this can cause problems. I was running a script to dump a query into csv and couldn’t quite work out why [...]
Another vim tip,
In vim, if you press control s and the screen freezes, press control q to unlock the screen. This is an xterm thinggy.
cheers.
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When you navigate using the arrow keys in vim, you might get some funny characters like A, B, C…etc. In .vimrc, add this line:
:set nocompatible
This should do the trick.
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if you are using vim and tries to copy and paste between windows or shells, you may find that vim adds some extra spaces / identations to your code. Irritation? yes. The quick solution is to do a
:set noautoident
or add this in the vimrc file to make it a default.
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