How To Use Spell Check Feature In Vim Text Editor #Vim #Texteditor #Spellcheck #Vimtips #Linuxtips #Linux
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Copy to system clipboard from #vim guide:

1. In your ~/.vimrc set
set clipboard=unnamed

2. Open a file and yank whatever you want, in this example we yank lines 4 and 5 to system clipboard; in command mode, type 4,5y *
set ts=2
set sts=2
set sw=2
filetype off
filetype plugin indent on
syntax on
set expandtab

3. Profit
Paste anywhere you want
filetype off
filetype plugin indent on

#vimTricks #vimTips

Copy to system clipboard from #vim guide:

1. In your ~/.vimrc set
set clipboard=unnamed

2. Open a file and yank whatever you want, in this example we yank lines 4 and 5 to system clipboard; in command mode, type 4,5y
set ts=2
set sts=2
set sw=2
filetype off
filetype plugin indent on
syntax on
set expandtab

3. Profit
Paste anywhere you want
filetype off
filetype plugin indent on

#vimTricks #vimTips

@e33io @maikelthedev may I recommend https://vim-adventures.com/ ?

#vim #VimTutor #VimTips

今天發現原來 #vim 自帶有一個叫default的colorscheme，似乎是用 terminal 自己的 ansci color。 有時用不同的裝置連ssh 連，例如平板和電腦，terminal和termux的配色都不同，但又不想改vim的顏色。可以修改vimrc 判斷 $SSH_CONNECTION 是否為空，如果不為空即代表是用ssh連進來，就更改顏色為 default

#vimtips

SEO一下

#vim #vimtips

How To Use Spell Check Feature In Vim Text Editor #Vim #VimEditor #Vimtips #Linux #SpellCheck #Linuxhowto #CLI #Commandline
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@vimtips
also, if you know, what you search for and you have to change it every time:

open your document.
In NORMAL mode type

/searchstring (ENTER)

start at beginning reach the match.
Type

cw Newstring (ESC)

Now type in NORMAL mode for any next match

n

to change it to the same result type

. (dot)

through the entire document.

This useful if you need to change config-files, eg. "example.com" in your own domain.

#boost #vimtipps #vimtips

How To Password Protect Text Files Using Vim Editor In Linux #Vim #VimTips #Password #Vimeditor #Linux
https://ostechnix.com/how-to-password-protect-text-files-using-vim-editor-in-linux/

How To Comment Out Multiple Lines At Once In Vim Editor #Vim #VimEditor #VimTips #Linux
https://ostechnix.com/comment-multiple-lines-vim-editor/

How To Use Vim Editor To Input Text Anywhere In Linux #Vim #Vimtips #VimAnywhere #Linux #Linuxtips
https://ostechnix.com/how-to-use-vim-editor-to-input-text-anywhere/

How To Edit Multiple Files Using Vim Editor #Vim #Linux #Vimtips
https://ostechnix.com/how-to-edit-multiple-files-using-vim-editor/

A Vim Guide for Advanced Users.
#vimtips

https://thevaluable.dev/vim-advanced/

@robby @vimtips @garritfra we can all be our source for #vimtips

How To Comment Out Multiple Lines At Once In Vim Editor #Vim #VimTips #Editor #Linux

https://ostechnix.com/comment-multiple-lines-vim-editor/

Vim Tips – Read And Write Remote Files With Vim On Linux #Vim #VimTips #Linux #scp #SecureCopy #ssh #secureshell
https://www.ostechnix.com/vim-tips-read-and-write-remote-files-with-vim-on-linux/

Vim Tips - Edit Remote Files With Vim On Linux #vim #vimtips #ssh #scp #linux #cli
https://www.ostechnix.com/vim-tips-edit-remote-files-with-vim-on-linux/

#VimTips If you scroll over wrapped lines using j/k you may notice your cursor jumping over the wrapped part of the line because vim ignores wrapping. If you use gj/gk vim will instead put the cursor on the next line *visually*, taking wrapping into account. You can make this behaviour default too by putting `map j gj` and `map k gk` into your vimrc.

#VimTips `:w(rite)` work for selections: You can select some lines in visual mode and use `:w /some/filename` to only write the selected lines into that file.
Also you can use `:r(ead) /some/filename` to read a file — or even use `:r(ead) !/some/command` to include the stdout of that program.

#VimTips You can open many types of compressed files directly: `(n)vim data.zip` and `(n)vim data.tar.gz` will let you open, edit &save files within the archive — if your distribution includes zip.vim and tar.vim respectively.