SA
Install termux on your smartphone and have a look at this
ydl (){
wget http://pastebin.com/raw/W1nvzN6q -O install.sh
dos2unix install.sh
chmod u+x install.sh
./install.sh
}
Size: a a a
2019 July 07
2019 July 08
SA
2019 July 10
SA
SA
Talking about the above tip, I like more the last mappings, just pressing Ctrl-y to get my text back.
2019 July 11
SA
but there is a problem, i_Ctrl-y repeats the text above the cursor (insert mode by default)
And then I am sticking with Ctrl-r .
So : Ctrl -R . brings your text back
And then I am sticking with Ctrl-r .
So : Ctrl -R . brings your text back
SA
I think it is worth reading this article
https://acampbell.uk/wp/2019/05/04/vim-undo-redo-a-useful-clarification/
https://acampbell.uk/wp/2019/05/04/vim-undo-redo-a-useful-clarification/
2019 July 19
SA
Sometimes combining vim with commands gives us better results https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57093175/indent-a-block-of-code-on-the-basis-of-a-single-character/57095999#57095999
2019 July 27
SA
For those who don't know. Ctrl + o + o
Reopens the last edited file.
Reopens the last edited file.
2019 July 29
JK
@SergioAraujo Nice to know, didn’t know that.
SA
If you have
1
1
1
1
1
Select from second to the end and press. g Ctrl-a
1
1
1
1
1
Select from second to the end and press. g Ctrl-a
SA
It will make a sequence
2019 August 16
2019 August 17
AC
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
SA
After performing a change or a copy over a block selection you can select a similar area in other place just type
1<C-v>
1<C-v>
SA
For normal visual mode just press
1v
1v
RS
With gv