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a
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Append text after the cursor
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i
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Insert text before the cursor
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o
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Begin a new line below the cursor and insert text
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O
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Begin a new line above the cursor and insert text
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R
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Enter Insert mode, replacing characters rather than inserting
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r {char}
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Replace the character under the cursor with {char}
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y
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Copy line under cursor or selected (v) to register
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yy [num]
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Copy line under cursor selected (v) to register
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d
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Cur selected (v) to register
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p
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Put the text from register after the cursor
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P
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Put the text from register before the cursor
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:pu
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Put the text from register after current line
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:pu!
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Put the text from register before current line
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u
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Undo changes
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U
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Undo all latest changes on one line
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.
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Repeat last change
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Ctrl+r
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Redo changes
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:r file
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Insert the file content below the cursor
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:r !cmd
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Execute cmd and insert its standard output below the cursor
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:terminal
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Open xterm terminal emulator in current window
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:vsplit term://top
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Open top in new vertical window
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H
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Jump to the top of the screen
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M
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Jump to the middle of the screen
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G
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Jump to end of file
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J
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Jump to the bottom of the screen
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gg
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Jump to beginning of file
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h
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Move to one position right
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l
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Move to one position left
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k (Ctrl+p)
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Move to one line up
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j (Ctrl+j)
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Move to one line down
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0 (Home)
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To the first character of the line
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$ (End)
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To the end of the line
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e
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Move to the end of a word
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w
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Move to the begin of a next word in line
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mx
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Set mark x at the current cursor position
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'x
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Jump to the beginning of the line of mark x
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`x
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Jump to the cursor position of mark x
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%
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Jump to corresponding item, e.g. from an open brace to its matching closing brace
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vim -p first.txt second.txt
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Open first.txt second.txt in tabs
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:tabedit {file}
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Edit specified file in a new tab
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:tabclose
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Close current tab
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:tabonly
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Cclose all other tabs
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:tabs
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List all tabs including their displayed windows
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:tabm 0
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Move current tab to first
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:tabm
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Move current tab to last
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:tabm {i}
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Move current tab to position i+1
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:tabn (gt)
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Go to next tab
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:tabp (gT)
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Go to previous tab
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:sp
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Split current window in two
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:sp {file}
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Split current window in two with {file}
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:5sp {file}
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Split current window in two with {file} 5 lines height
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:vs
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Like |:split|, but split vertically
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:vs {file}
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Split current window vertically in two with {file}
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:5vs {file}
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Split current window vertically in two with {file} 5 lines weight
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:new
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Create a new window and start editing an empty file in it
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:vne
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Like |:new|, but split vertically
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Ctrl+w h
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Move to the window on the left
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Ctrl+w l
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Move to the window on the right
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Ctrl+w j
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Move to the window below
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Ctrl+w k
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Move to the window above
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Ctrl+w t
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Move to the TOP window
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Ctrl+w b
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Move to the BOTTOM window
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Ctrl+w K
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Move window under cursor to top
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Ctrl+w H
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Move window to the far left
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Ctrl+w J
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Move window to the bottom
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Ctrl+w L
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Move window to the far right
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