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Buyer: xiujuan lu (luxiujuan@gmail.com) Transaction ID: 85W16630AD8515549 Vim 101 Hacks www.thegeekstuff.com Advanced Modes While these are not essential for a typical usage, it is good to understand all available Vim modes. Mode Visual Description You can select text (Using v, V or CTRL-V) in visual mode and execute Vim commands. For example, you can select a column of text and delete in visual mode. Select From :help vim-modes-intro “Typing a printable character deletes the selection and starts Insert mode. In this mode, "-- SELECT --" is shown at the bottom of the window.” Ex From :help vim-modes-intro “Like Command-line mode, but after entering a command you remain in Ex mode” Moving around a File In most applications you may be using the up, down, left and right arrow keys to do basic navigation. In the Vim editor, following are the basic navigation keys: 16
Buyer: xiujuan lu (luxiujuan@gmail.com) Transaction ID: 85W16630AD8515549 Vim 101 Hacks www.thegeekstuff.com Fig: Basic Navigation Keys Navigation Key j k h l (lower-case L) Description Down one line Up one line Move right one character Move left one character As a historical note the h, j, k and l keys had arrows on the ADM-3A terminal, which was commonly used with early UNIX systems. This is why those keys were chosen for navigation. Note: If you are not comfortable with j, k, h and l keys, you can still use arrow keys to move around. Vim Configuration File (~/.vimrc) Local Vimrc All configuration options that you define inside Vim are valid only for that particular Vim session. 17
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