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by Gary Cheeseman gary.cheeseman.me.uk

This is my Neovim setup as at July 2017

Package management

For package management I’m using junegunn/vim-plug: Minimalist Vim Plugin Manager

Normal Mode

• CTRL-a add [COUNT] to the number or alphabetic character
• CTRL-x subtract [COUNT] to the number or alphabetic character

Bookmarks

I am using the kshenoy/vim-signature plugin for bookmarks

Normal mode

• where x is a to z

• mx Toggle mark ‘x’ and display it in the leftmost column

• dmx Remove mark ‘x’ where x is a-zA-Z

• m, Place the next available mark

• m. If no mark on line, place the next available mark. Otherwise, remove (first) existing mark.

• m- Delete all marks from the current line

• m<Space> Delete all marks from the current buffer

• ]` Jump to next mark

• [` Jump to prev mark

• ]' Jump to start of next line containing a mark

• [' Jump to start of prev line containing a mark

• `] Jump by alphabetical order to next mark

• `[ Jump by alphabetical order to prev mark

• '] Jump by alphabetical order to start of next line having a mark

• '[ Jump by alphabetical order to start of prev line having a mark

• m/ Open location list and display marks from current buffer`

• m[0-9] Toggle the corresponding marker !@#$%^&*()

• m<S-[0-9]> Remove all markers of the same type

• ]- Jump to next line having a marker of the same type

• [- Jump to prev line having a marker of the same type

• ]= Jump to next line having a marker of any type

• [= Jump to prev line having a marker of any type

• m? Open location list and display markers from current buffer

• m<BS> Remove all markers

Comments

normal mode

• <leader>c space NERDComToggleComment
• <leader>cs NERDComSexyComment
• <leader>cm NERDComMinimalComment
• <leader>cc NERDCommenterComment
• <leader>cn NERDCommenterNested
• <leader>cu NERDComUncommentLine

Buffers

command mode

• :ls list buffers
• :ls! list buffers including hidden
• :b6 goto buffer 6
• :b [TAB] goto buffer by name with auto-completion
• :b# goto alternate buffer
• :bd delete current buffer
• :bd 6 delete buffer 6
• :bd 6 23 delete buffers 6 and 23
• :bd [TAB] delete buffer by name can do multiple
• :22,27bd delete a range of buffers
• :%bd delete entire range all buffers
• :bd! adding a bang will delete the buffer even if changed!
• :bf goto the first buffer in the list
• :bn goto the next buffer in the list
• :bp goto the previous buffer in the list
• :bm goto the next modified buffer in the list
• :bl goto the last buffer in the list
• :sb 6 split window and goto buffer 6 s
• :sbn split window and goto next buffer works with many above

Windows

command mode

• :sp split window
• :vsp vertical split window
• :sp [TAB] split window and open a file with auto-completion
• :vsp [TAB] vertical split window and open a file

normal mode

• CTRL-wx exchange windows
• CTRL-wv split window vertically
• CTRL-wc close the focused window
• CTRL-wo make the focused window the only window
• CTRL-wp focus on previous window
• CTRL-w CTRL-w cycle round windows
• CTRL-w[hjkl] focus on different windows
• CTRL-w[HRJL] move window position
• a count can be user with above eg. 3<CTRL>wj

Insert Mode

insert mode

• CTRL-w delete previous work
• CTRL-t shift line right
• CTRL-d shift line left

completions

• CTRL-n next completion
• CTRL-p previous completion
• CTRL-e abort completion
• CTRL-y stop completion and accept the currently selected entry

insert_expand mode

CTRL-X enters insert_expand mode

• CTRL-x CTRL-e scroll window one line up
• CTRL-x CTRL-y scroll window one line down

completions

• CTRL-x CTRL-l complete line
• CTRL-x CTRL-n search forwards for keyword
• CTRL-x CTRL-p search backwards for keyword
• CTRL-x CTRL-] search for tag
• CTRL-x CTRL-v search for Vim commands
• CTRL-x CTRL-s spelling for word before cursor

Sessions

command mode

• :mks [FILENAME] save session to file
• :mks! [FILENAME] save session to existing file
• :source [FILENAME] reload session

Ultisnips

insert mode

• trigger then [TAB] to expand the snippet
• CRTL-j to move forward through placeholders
• CRTL-k to move backward through placeholders
• CRTL-[TAB] list snippets

EasyMotion

normal mode

• <Leader><Leader>f{char} Find {char} to the right.
• <Leader><Leader>F{char} Find {char} to the left.
• <Leader><Leader>t{char} Till before the {char} to the right.
• <Leader><Leader>T{char} Till after the {char} to the left.
• <leader><leader>w beginning of word forward
• <leader><leader>W beginning of WORD forward
• <leader><leader>b beginning of word backward
• <leader><leader>B beginning of WORD backward
• <leader><leader>e end of word forward
• <leader><leader>E end of WORD forward
• <leader><leader>ge end of word backward
• <leader><leader>gE end of WORD backward
• <leader><leader>j line downward
• <leader><leader>k line upward

Emmet

all modes

• <C-e><C-e> expand coding

Vim folding commands

• zf#j creates a fold from the cursor down # lines.
• zf/string creates a fold from the cursor to string.
• zj moves the cursor to the next fold.
• zk moves the cursor to the previous fold.
• zo opens a fold at the cursor.
• zO opens all folds at the cursor.
• zm increases the foldlevel by one.
• zM closes all open folds.
• zr decreases the foldlevel by one.
• zR decreases the foldlevel to zero – all folds will be open.
• zd deletes the fold at the cursor.
• zE deletes all folds.
• [z move to start of open fold.
• ]z move to end of open fold.

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Scratch area

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