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Nope! "G" moves the cursor to the end of the file. Very useful. Inferior editors have ctrl-end or alt-end, but with Vim, 90% of your lazy fingers stay on the ho
by astrobe_ 9mo ago
Nope! "G" moves the cursor to the end of the file. Very useful. Inferior editors have ctrl-end or alt-end, but with Vim, 90% of your lazy fingers stay on the home row!
- Izkata 9mo agoAlso H, M, and L for high/middle/low of the lines currently visible on the screen.
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- massysett 9mo agoThen there’s Emacs, where Meta - > takes three fingers!
- schemathings 9mo agoI find myself using '' as a builtin bookmark to go back to my previous spot when I use G, like gg=G'' to apply code formatting for the whole file then return to my spot.