Vim week

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I heard from many sources that my productivity would increase if I used Vim as my text editor. I attempted to scale the steep learning cliff (not so much a curve...). One week I decided that I would learn by forcing myself to use vim all week. Since that week I've embraced my inner vim. In this talk I will go over the resources I used to learn vim and the basic cool operations that I love with vim. Topics will include basic text operations, vimrc, creating color schemes, and using vim plugins. If you ever wanted to give vim a shot but didn't know where to start, then you can start here.

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One Week Challenge

vim and only vim
for one week

Why Learn vim

expand horizon
challenge yourself
be cool

What I love about vim

control
customization

Outline

• Vim Introduction
• Learning Resources
• Normal, Edit, Visual Modes
• Plugins
• Color Schemes
• Vimrc

vim History

• Bram Moolenaar released in 1991
• original copy of vi
• feature set now surpasses vi
• free and open source
• supported on many platforms

www.vimcasts.org

www.peepcode.com

www.derekwyatt.org/vim/vim-tutorial-videos/

w skip word

word word word

b previous word

exit edit mode; return
esc
to normal mode

Delete aka Cut

dd delete line
d delete word

Yank aka Copy
Yank / Copy

• yy yy yank line
• cw yw yank word

p paste after

Hello World
P paste before

w word
d line

d $ to end of line
+ ^ to begin of line
g to begin of ﬁle
G to end of ﬁle

:wq save quit
ea append at end of word
cw replace word

vim comamnds
> do it
. repeat
u undo / reverse

upper vs lower case

can be opposite command

can also be extreme version of
command

Visual Mode

v select range
ctrl + v select block

navigate matches

N n

match match

previous match next match

move screen focus

zt focus cursor on top

zz focus cursor in middle

zb focus cursor on bottom

Plugins
~/.vim/plugin
C:Program Files (x86)Vimvimﬁlesplugin

Found online
www.vim.org
www.github.com

Janus

github.com/carlhuda/janus
opinionated vim package for Mac

Color Schemes

comes with several schemes
:colorscheme name
:color name

Custom Color Schemes

vimcast : create color scheme

color schemes
~/.vim/colors
C:Program Files (x86)Vimvimﬁlescolors

syntaxes
~/.vim/syntax
C:Program Files (x86)Vimvimﬁlessyntax

what
set defaults
map keys
personalize your vim experience

where
~/.vimrc
C:Program Files (x86)Vim_vimrc

nmap <silent> <c-n> :NERDTreeToggle<CR>

map ctrl+n to NERD Tree Toggle

set guifont=Menlo Regular:h18

set font to Menlo font size 18

" Presentation colors and conﬁg
function! PresentationMode()

colorscheme solarized

set bg=light

set nolist
endfunction
nmap <leader>PR :call PresentationMode()<cr>

pressing PR changes color scheme to solarized

Some things we didn’t cover
Tabs
Windows
Recording / Playback
Running commands
And much, much more

vim in other apps

• vimperator - Firefox
• vimium - Chrome
• viEmulator - Visual Studio
• and others...

References
Flickr
• vimcast
• vim.org • greasylightbulb

• vim.wikia.com • chocolatebubbles

• u2ultraviolet81

• Star Wars • Dave Linscheid

• Kung Fu Panda

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7. One Week Challenge vim and only vim for one week

8. Why Learn vim expand horizon challenge yourself be cool

9. What I love about vim control customization

10. vim != FAST

11. Not an Expert

12. Outline • Vim Introduction • Learning Resources • Normal, Edit, Visual Modes • Plugins • Color Schemes • Vimrc

13. vim History • Bram Moolenaar released in 1991 • original copy of vi • feature set now surpasses vi • free and open source • supported on many platforms

14. • like bikes Text Editor

15. Advanced Text Editors

16. Textmate

17. IDEs

18. vim

19. Where can I learn about vim?

20. www.vimcasts.org www.peepcode.com www.derekwyatt.org/vim/vim-tutorial-videos/

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23. Now lets get our vim on

24. File Commands :q quit :w save :e open

25. vim is modal Normal Input Visual

26. Normal Mode

27. Basic Navigation H J K L K H L J

28. HJKL Fail

29. Easy Mode use your keyboard arrows

30. g File G

31. ^ $ Line

32. w skip word word word word b previous word

33. W skip WORD word word word B previous WORD

34. Jump to Line Number :n nG n line number

35. DEMO

36. Edit Mode

37. I i insert Hello World append a A

38. open above O Hello World o open below

39. exit edit mode; return esc to normal mode

40. DEMO

41. Delete Yank Cut, Copy, Paste

42. Delete aka Cut dd delete line d delete word

43. Yank aka Copy Yank / Copy • yy yy yank line • cw yw yank word

44. p paste after Hello World P paste before

45. DEMO

46. vimisms

47. w word d line d $ to end of line + ^ to begin of line g to begin of ﬁle G to end of ﬁle

48. :wq save quit ea append at end of word cw replace word

49. vim comamnds > do it . repeat u undo / reverse

50. upper vs lower case can be opposite command can also be extreme version of command

51. DEMO

52. Visual Mode

53. Visual Mode v select range ctrl + v select block

54. DEMO

55. Search

56. Search / searchtext

57. navigate matches N n match match previous match next match

58. move screen focus zt focus cursor on top zz focus cursor in middle zb focus cursor on bottom

59. Replace :s/old/new

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66. Janus github.com/carlhuda/janus opinionated vim package for Mac

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69. Color Schemes comes with several schemes :colorscheme name :color name

70. Custom Color Schemes vimcast : create color scheme

71. color schemes ~/.vim/colors C:Program Files (x86)Vimvimﬁlescolors syntaxes ~/.vim/syntax C:Program Files (x86)Vimvimﬁlessyntax

72. DEMO

73. vimrc

74. what set defaults map keys personalize your vim experience where ~/.vimrc C:Program Files (x86)Vim_vimrc

75. nmap <silent> <c-n> :NERDTreeToggle<CR> map ctrl+n to NERD Tree Toggle

76. set guifont=Menlo Regular:h18 set font to Menlo font size 18

77. " Presentation colors and conﬁg function! PresentationMode() colorscheme solarized set bg=light set nolist endfunction nmap <leader>PR :call PresentationMode()<cr> pressing PR changes color scheme to solarized

78. DEMO

79. Let’s wrap it up

80. Some things we didn’t cover Tabs Windows Recording / Playback Running commands And much, much more

81. Other tools • Peep Open • Keycastr

82. vim in other apps • vimperator - Firefox • vimium - Chrome • viEmulator - Visual Studio • and others...

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86. Questions?

87. buffers :blast last buffer File File :bnext next buffer

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