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I just got an article on the 100 vim commands read that every programmer should know.
The vim (Vi IMproved) I've been here on the blog once briefly .

In reviewing the list of 100 best vim commands, I have once again learned a lot about these consoles editor, but also well-known old and cherished features discovered. My absolute favorites are:

• : To turn syntax on syntax highlighting (syntax highlighting)
• the commands to indent code
  : Set autoindent Indent turn
  : Set switch on smart indent smart indenting
  : Set shiftwidth = 4 Set of 4 spaces as Einrückgröße
  ctrl-t, ctrl-d A / disengagement of the insert mode
  Engagement in the command mode >>
  Disengagement in the command mode <<
• Interacting with Unix
  : Run the pwd "pwd" unix command and then return to vim
  ! Run the pwd "pwd" unix command and insert the output into the file
  Sh temporary trip to the Unix Shell
• :% S / old / new / g replace "old" with "new" in the entire file

What are editors for the console you use? And if vim is, on what commands could not do without her?

I just read an article about the 100 vim commands that every programmer should know. The vim (Vi IMproved) I've ever been presented here on the blog shortly. In reviewing the list of 100 best vim commands, I have once again learned a lot about these consoles editor, but also well-known old and cherished features discovered. My absolute favorites are :: syntax on the turn of the syntax highlighting (syntax highlighting) the commands for indenting of code: set autoindent turn indent: set smart indent turn smart indentation: set shiftwidth = 4 Set of 4 spaces as Einrückgröße ctrl-t, ctrl A-d / disengaging the insert mode >> indentation in the command mode

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