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Vim <strong>101</strong> Hacks<br />
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Hack 60. Execute any Vim Command when opening a<br />
file<br />
By using the option –c you can execute any Vim command when opening a<br />
file.<br />
In the following example, after Vim opens the file, it will jump to line 50.<br />
$ <strong>vim</strong> -c ':50' filename.txt<br />
You can also execute multiple Vim commands from the command line:<br />
$ <strong>vim</strong> -c '' -c '' <br />
Hack 61. Execute Commands Stored in a File<br />
When you find yourself executing the same sequence of Vim commands<br />
frequently, you can store them in a file and execute them as shown below.<br />
$ <strong>vim</strong> –w repetitive_task.txt file_to_edit.txt<br />
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