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- 1. How to become a practical Vim user ujihisa.vim#3 2012-11-03 @kana1
- 2. It was very hard to master Vim
- 3. It was very hard to master Vim • Too many features to learn
- 4. It was very hard to master Vim • Too many features to learn • Odd behavior for backward compatibility
- 5. It was very hard to master Vim • Too many features to learn • Odd behavior for backward compatibility • Esoteric language to customize
- 6. Too many features to learn
- 7. Too many Ex commands
- 8. Too many Ex commands
- 13. Odd behavior
- 14. Odd behavior • Useful features are turned off by default
- 15. Odd behavior • Useful features are turned off by default • Syntax highlighting
- 16. Odd behavior • Useful features are turned off by default • Syntax highlighting • Automatic indentation per filetype
- 17. Odd behavior • Useful features are turned off by default • Syntax highlighting • Automatic indentation per filetype • Command-line completion
- 18. Odd behavior • Useful features are turned off by default • Syntax highlighting • Automatic indentation per filetype • Command-line completion • and so on
- 19. Odd behavior
- 20. Odd behavior • :map is recursively expanded
- 21. Odd behavior • :map is recursively expanded • <BS> cannot delete indent by default
- 22. Odd behavior • :map is recursively expanded • <BS> cannot delete indent by default • and so on
- 23. Esoteric language to customize
- 26. :endsomething
- 27. :endsomething
- 30. But...
- 31. But... • People rumor that Vim is one of the most invaluable skill
- 34. Now it’s very easy to master Vim
- 36. Practical Vim by Drew Neil
- 37. Why Practical Vim is great
- 38. Why Practical Vim is great • Organized well to boost your productivity
- 39. Why Practical Vim is great • Organized well to boost your productivity • Focused on mastering built-in features
- 40. Organized well
- 41. Organized well • Organized by useful theme
- 42. Organized well • Organized by useful theme • Can be read in any order
- 43. Organized well • Organized by useful theme • Can be read in any order • Progress from simple to advanced
- 45. Organized by useful theme • 1. The Vim Way • 12. Matching Patterns and Literals • 2. Normal Mode • 13. Search • 3. Insert Mode • 14. Substitution • 4.Visual Mode • 15. Global Commands • 5. Command-Line Mode • 16. Index and Navigate Source Code with ctags • 6. Manage Multiple Files • 17. Compile Code and Navigate Errors with the Quickfix List • 7. Open Files and Save Them to Disk • 18. Search Project-Wide with grep, vimgrep, • 8. Navigate Inside Files with Motions and Others • 9. Navigate Between Files with Jumps • 19. Dial X for Autocompletion • 10. Copy and Paste • 20. Find and Fix Typos with Vim’s Spell Checker • 11. Macros • 21. Now What?
- 46. Can be read in any order
- 47. Can be read in any order • If you are an experienced user: → Read interesting tips, then move the book around as you need.
- 48. Can be read in any order • If you are an experienced user: → Read interesting tips, then move the book around as you need. • If you are a novice: → Read from the first to the last. Chapters are organized so.
- 49. Progress from simple to advanced
- 50. Progress from simple to advanced 11. Macros
- 51. Progress from simple to advanced 11. Macros Tip 64. Record and Execute a Macro
- 52. Progress from simple to advanced 11. Macros Tip 64. Record and Execute a Macro Tip 65. Normalize, Strike, Abort Tip 66. Play Back with a Count Tip 67. Repeat a Change on Contiguous Lines Tip 68. Append Commands to a Macro Tip 69. Act Upon a Collection of Files Tip 70. Evaluate an Iterator to Number Items in a List
- 53. Progress from simple to advanced 11. Macros Tip 64. Record and Execute a Macro Tip 65. Normalize, Strike, Abort Tip 66. Play Back with a Count Tip 67. Repeat a Change on Contiguous Lines Tip 68. Append Commands to a Macro Tip 69. Act Upon a Collection of Files Tip 70. Evaluate an Iterator to Number Items in a List Tip 71. Edit the Contents of a Macro
- 54. Progress from simple to advanced 11. Macros Tip 64. Record and Execute a Macro Tip 65. Normalize, Strike, Abort Tip 66. Play Back with a Count Tip 67. Repeat a Change on Contiguous Lines Tip 68. Append Commands to a Macro Tip 69. Act Upon a Collection of Files Tip 70. Evaluate an Iterator to Number Items in a List Tip 71. Edit the Contents of a Macro
- 55. Progress from simple to advanced 11. Macros Tip 64. Record and Execute a Macro Tip 65. Normalize, Strike, Abort Tip 66. Play Back with a Count Tip 67. Repeat a Change on Contiguous Lines Tip 68. Append Commands to a Macro Tip 69. Act Upon a Collection of Files Tip 70. Evaluate an Iterator to Number Items in a List Tip 71. Edit the Contents of a Macro
- 56. Focused on mastering built-in features
- 57. Focused on mastering built-in features • Not only how to use, but also how to combine
- 58. Focused on mastering built-in features
- 59. Focused on mastering built-in features • Tip 1. Meet the dot command → Learn what the dot command does dw. = dwdw
- 60. Focused on mastering built-in features • Tip 1. Meet the dot command → Learn what the dot command does dw. = dwdw • Tip 9. Compose repeatable changes → Learn how to effectively use the dot Bad: dbx, bdw Good: daw
- 61. Focused on mastering built-in features
- 62. Focused on mastering built-in features • Tip 10. Use counts to do simple arithmetic → Learn how to use counts d2w = 2dw = dwdw
- 63. Focused on mastering built-in features • Tip 10. Use counts to do simple arithmetic → Learn how to use counts d2w = 2dw = dwdw • Tip 11. Don’t count if you can repeat → Learn when to use counts dw... rather than d4w and 4dw
- 64. Conclusion
- 65. Conclusion • If you are not a Vim wizard: → Buy Practical Vim!
- 66. Conclusion • If you are not a Vim wizard: → Buy Practical Vim! • If you are already a Vim wizard: → Share your magics!
- 67. But
- 68. But • Focused on mastering built-in features
- 69. But • Focused on mastering built-in features • Not a book for how to tune up Vim for you
- 70. But • Focused on mastering built-in features • Not a book for how to tune up Vim for you • Therefore
- 72. We need “Practical Vim script” by Drew Neil
- 73. Q&A
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