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Jfreier at 17:02, 25 February 2025

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‎Pipe in data from console

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← Older revision		Revision as of 17:02, 25 February 2025
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	ctr+w <<- // Switch windows again		ctr+w <<- // Switch windows again
	:diffthis // diff the two windows		:diffthis // diff the two windows
		+
		+
		+	== Buffer ==
		+	List all buffers
		+	:ls
		+
		+	Open a buffer
		+	:buffer {number from above}
		+
		+	Open a buffer in a new tab
		+	:tab sb {number from above}

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:53, 9 July 2024
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	This will allow the terminal to use vim keys.		This will allow the terminal to use vim keys.
	set -o vi		set -o vi
		+
		+	== Diff ==
		+	The following key combinations will show the diff between two copied registries.
		+
		+	:tabnew // Create a new tab.
		+	" -> a -> p // Paste the text from registry 'a'
		+	leftabove vnew diff1. // create a side window called diff1
		+
		+	ctr+w ->> // switch windows
		+
		+	" -> b -> p // paste the text from registry 'b'
		+	ctr+w <<- // Switch windows again
		+	:diffthis // diff the two windows

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    :terminal
-You can enter vim terminal mode.
+You can enter `normal` mode.
-   ctrl-w N
+   ctrl-\ ctrl-n
 Exit terminal mode

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	To bring a command line in to VIM for editing		To bring a command line in to VIM for editing
	ctrl+x ctrl+e		ctrl+x ctrl+e
		+
		+	== Switch bash to use VIM ==
		+	This will allow the terminal to use vim keys.
		+	set -o vi

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:27, 21 February 2023
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	:%!{command}		:%!{command}

		+	or
		+
		+	If you in the terminal and want the output to go into vim.
		+	ls \| vim -

	== Column Editing ==		== Column Editing ==

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	or		or
	vi{		vi{
		+
		+	== Edit in VIM ==
		+	To bring a command line in to VIM for editing
		+	ctrl+x ctrl+e

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	h,j,k,l - to select the columns and/or rows		h,j,k,l - to select the columns and/or rows
	shift-i - to go to insert mode.		shift-i - to go to insert mode.
		+
		+	== Highlight blocks ==
		+	To quick highlight blocks of code with in { or [
		+
		+	Move the curser inside the block, and type the following.
		+	vi[
		+	or
		+	vi{

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	To pipe in data from the command line use the following		To pipe in data from the command line use the following
	:%!{command}		:%!{command}
		+
		+
		+	== Column Editing ==
		+	Column editing is editing a bunch of lines at once.
		+
		+	ctrl-v - start highlight of columns.
		+	h,j,k,l - to select the columns and/or rows
		+	shift-i - to go to insert mode.

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	Exit terminal mode		Exit terminal mode
	ctrl-d		ctrl-d
		+
		+	== Pipe in data from console ==
		+	To pipe in data from the command line use the following
		+	:%!{command}

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:11, 24 October 2022
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	@a		@a

		+	== Copy & Paste ==
		+	To yank to a registered key
		+	" + {key} + y
		+
		+	To paste from a registered key.
		+	" + {key} + p

	== Windows ==		== Windows ==