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Script Roundup: movar, vim-fat-finger

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movar

Inspired by the Vim London meetup, Rob Miller wrote movar (GitHub: robmiller / vim-movar) which adds some motions for moving…

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Script Roundup: Vimpanel, Seek

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Vimpanel

Vimpanel (GitHub: mihaifm / vimpanel) by “mihaifm” is a new tree explorer, influenced by NERD Tree. Panels can be created based around projects, and…

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Script Roundup: togglecursor, jk-jumps

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togglecursor

togglecursor (GitHub: jszakmeister / vim-togglecursor, License: Vim) by John Szakmeister will change the cursor to a…

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Operator-Pending Mode

Reading through public dotfiles is one of the ways that I research articles for usevim, and also how I learn new Vim techniques. However, one thing that I find surprisingly lacking is operator-pending mappings (:help omap-info). To understand this cryptic term, you need to revisit…

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Vim 101: Marks

Part of the joy of using Vim is the ability to quickly move around a file, and even between files. Marks serve as a kind of bookmarking system, allowing positions within files to be saved and jumped to.

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Vim 101: Quick Movement

This is the first Vim 101 post, in which we take a look at fundamental Vim techniques. If you’re a beginner or would like to brush up on fundamental skills, then this is the series for you.