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Sorry, I’m pretty new to vim (switched from ST this week and loving it so far). Thanks for the advice though


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Thanks for the pointers, will do. One strange thing about vim is everyone seems to have a core set of commands they use. An interesting tool.

That is probably one of the more helpful tips I’ve read about vim in a long while!

Bad habit from vim, sorry :).

Thank you. Just did this and finally understand vim and I have used some weird editors in my day. This really helped to give me an overview

ah yes, I am decent Vim user but hadn't thought about it in that context. Thanks for the context!

Thank you for that. I can fumble my way around in Vim, but it's not second nature.

Thanks, my vim problem is I'm always missing out on faster commands :)

Thanks for the tips. I wrote my first vim macro last week so obviously there's a lot more for me to pick up!

Thank you. I just learned I've been exiting vim wrong for years.

Been using vim for 20 years and didn’t know some of these, thanks.

Thank you! Will add this to my Vim to-do.

did NOT know this, thanks a lot lol. (vim user for 5 years)

The day I commit myself to learning vim properly, this comes up. Thanks for posting!

Thank you so much! I've been using Vim for 5 years and I always thought :s was one of the major pain points.

Thanks! It was my first attempt writing a vim function, so wasn't exactly sure. This looks much better.

Thanks for the reminder! This is something I've had at the back of my mind for the 10+ years I've been using vim, so high time.

Wow. I did not think vim help would deal with symbols well, either. Thanks!

That's just a meme at this point; pretty much every intro resource for vim gives an answer to this specific question.

I'm curious now. What code are you editing that vim could not help with, what tools do you use that do help with this code, and why?
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