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Let's say I want to go to the end of a word. I can press L some number of times until the cursor goes to the end of the word, or I can press E once. If I just "
by maccard 5y ago
Let's say I want to go to the end of a word. I can press L some number of times until the cursor goes to the end of the word, or I can press E once. If I just "use" vim, how will I discover that? (Contrived example of course)
Another super simple example is replacing a word. Let's say I know how to delete, how to word, and how to enter insert mode. Putting that together I get dwi - except using cw achieves the same thing.
- Aperocky 5y agoThat's where the cheat sheet come in, all of these basic concepts are condensed and is literally everywhere. Now, almost every single key has it's use and I likely only have muscle memory on about 20 keys, when it gets to the vim command line, I know even less. But I'm not quite worried about it.