My vim cheat sheet. Commonly used ones.
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:vsplit other-file.txt
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open new file in another vertical split window
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:split other-file.txt
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open new file in another horizontally split window
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CTRL+w
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move current cursor to the next opened split window
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gg
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move to the begining of file
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SHIFT+g
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move to the bottom of file
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w
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move one word to the right
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b
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move one word backward to the left
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:help
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show main help file
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:help 'cm'
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show help file for cryptmethod
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:help set
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show help file for set
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:w
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save changes
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:q!
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quit and override
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:setlocal cm=blowfish
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set crypt method to blowfish
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:X
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encrypt file
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:X key=
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remove encryption
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:set number
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enable line numbers
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:set colorcolumn=100
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create a ruler guide at column 100
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:syntax off
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turn off syntax highlighting
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:set tabstop=4
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configure tab spacing
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:set shiftwidth=4
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configure tab spacing
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:set expandtab
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configure tab spacing
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vim author website
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markdown plugin website
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vim plugins
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Cheatography n. The art of mapping complex subjects into clear, instantly navigable reference guides.
