Forked from David Chen

Run: cp vimrc ~/.vimrc vim

Settings: Q = :q - quit q - recording W = :w - write w - to next word E - to word end e - to word end R - enter replace mode r - replace single char T - t -

a - enter insert mode append A - enter insert mode append at eof s - enter insert mode insert S - enter insert mode insert at bol d - delete to vim register D - go to line beginning f - copy to vim register F - go to next same-char word g - G -

Z - quit z - extra cmds X - delete last char to insert x - delete this char to insert C - delete till eol to insert c - delete within range to insert V - enter visual line mode v - enter visual mode B - to previous word b - to previous word

I - cursor up 5 i - cursor up J - cursor left 5 j - cursor left K - cursor down 5 k - cursor down L - cursor right 5 l - cursor right Space+i - up 5 cursor stay Space+k - down 5 cursor stay

h - paste from vim register H -

Y - copy line to vim register y - redo U - undo line u - undo

O - cursor left 5 words o - cursor left 1 word P - cursor right 5 words p - cursor right 1 word

N - to previous word find n - to next word find M - m -

gi - split this window to up gj - split this window to left gk - split this window to down gl - split this window to right gu - switch up and down windows gh - switch left and right windows gfu - rotate up up up windows gfh - rotate left left left windows Space+n - move cursor to next window Space+i - move cursor to up window Space+j - move cursor to left window Space+k - move cursor to down window Space+l - move cursor to right window

tn - enter tab mode make new tabe ti - move cursor to up tabe tj - move cursor to left tabe tk - move cursor to down tabe tl - move cursor to right tabe

bd - build program -> 283-291: implemented rn - run program -> 254-281: implemented

Ctrl+c - copy lines to system clipboard (pacman -S xclip) Ctrl+v - paste system clipboard after current line (pacman -S xclip)

Comments: pure vim + xclip here can only copy/paste by lines no plugins no packages only system settings xclip required for copy/paste with the system clipboard