Slide deck for memorizing the Vim commands that I've found most useful over my first few months as a Vim user.
This was purposefully kept free of any styling etc as this is the actual deck I use for memorization and don't like distractions.
16. Note:
When you delete something in Vim it is like
cut in other editors. What you delete is then
available in the buffer to be pasted.
The buffer and your clipboard are not the
same entity. To paste from the clipboard use
⌘v on OS X or on other systems use “+p
or “*p
85. Edit the file name at the given path.
When given for a file that does not exist yet
it will be stored in the buffer and created
when you Write.
86. :e ~/path/file.name
Edit the file name at the given path.
When given for a file that does not exist yet
it will be stored in the buffer and created
when you Write.