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Amen. Once you get the hang of it, you won't know how you lived without it :) In fact, it'll start taking over in how you interact with your whole coputer. I f
by bdotdub 17y ago
Amen. Once you get the hang of it, you won't know how you lived without it :)
In fact, it'll start taking over in how you interact with your whole coputer. I find that I type "<ESC>:wq" in chat windows, comment boxes, etc..
- 321abc 17y agoTip: Instead of :wq you can just type ZZ
- mechanical_fish 17y agoI learned ZZ first. That turned out to be a mistake, because thinking of it as :wq crams more knowledge into one mnemonic. Because you can take it apart: you can just do :w, or you can just do :q, or you can do useful variations like :q! And you can probably do all kinds of other powerful stuff that I don't understand, because I'm an emacs user who only uses vim on occasion. ;)
- 321abc 17y agoYes, when learning it it is useful to know that :wq can be decomposed in to :w and :q and combined in to :wq! and :w! and :q! But once you know that I think it's simpler to just type ZZ