nvim

nvim #

source #

my config repo #

Full list of plugins and main keyboard shortcuts in the readme

my commands and notes #

% jump to a matching parenthesis: [],{},()

new things i learned from primes course on fem: open manual docs

:h usr<tab>

  • shift I inserts at the beginning

  • zz centers the page on the cursor

  • ctrl w then the hjkl for window selection instead of ctrl ww

  • Vex vertical Ex, Sex slit Ex, or `ctrl w s or v

ctrl o to close all other splits, one window

marks are set with the m key then a upper or lowercase letter lower case are file specific marks upper case are global marks

ctrl 6 is previous file

ctrl o cicles back the jumplist ctrl i forward :jumps :h jumplist

shift d deletes the line after the cursor, basically d$

quickfix list

:grep <term to serch> **/*.c

**/** is a hacky way to say search everything? this example is everything that ends in .c

:copen
:cnext
:cprev
:cdo

Lua version of get quickfistlist, plugins are easy in lua vim.fn.getqflist()

incremental serch?

:set hls ic :nohls

find and replace

  • :%s/
    • % is whole file
  • :s/
    • is single line
  • :’<,’>s/
    • is visual region, can hit : for shortcut
  • this search and replace searches each line separately
    • /g flag at the end is for global change, default is first match on line only
  • /gc will step through and ask permission
  • you can also do regex
    • research regex capture groups

_ will go to the first nonwhitespace character of the line

ctrl a increments a number 9

" is how you access registers you can yank into a register you can grab the macro register register paste it, edit it, yank it into a register and play it as a macro with @,

"a y

In normal and visual modes, “xp pastes the contents of the register x.

f and t are similar, t stops short , and ; will cycle through the matches F and T are the same but backwards

vnoremap J :m '>+1<CR>gv=gv
vnoremap K :m '<-2<CeR>gv=gv

:buffers

# install nvim with kickstart
# https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:neovim-ppa/unstable -y
sudo apt update
sudo apt install make gcc ripgrep unzip git xclip neovim
git clone https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim.git "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}"/nvim

sudo apt install make gcc ripgrep unzip git xclip
git clone https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim.git "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}"/nvim

require('telescope').setup{ 
  defaults = { 
    file_ignore_patterns = { 
      "node_modules" 
    }
  }
}

vim.keymap.set('i', 'kj', '<ESC>')
vim.keymap.set('n',';', ':')
--vim.keymap.set('n','"','2f"i')

set filetype=lisp
set filetype=lisp

set linebreak wrap

set linebreak nowrap

  • commenting is not built into neovim

    • highlight the text with shift v gcc

  • sets the cursor to be in the middle of the screen always set scrolloff=999

zz moves current line to middle of the screen

-- vertical split
:vsplit

-- increase window
[num] ctrl w >
[num] ctrl w +

-- switch window
ctrl w

find and replace

:%s/foo/bar/g     # Replace all 'foo' with 'bar'
:%s/\<foo\>/bar/g # Replace only whole word 'foo' with 'bar'
:%s/foo/bar/gi    # Replace all 'foo' with 'bar', ignore case

%s but in a visual range

    v (or V or ctrl+v) to visually select an area

    :, which then gives me :'<,'>

    and then adding my search command, say I want to replace - with a space only within that range like :'<,'>s/-/ /g (and then hit enter)

tricking treesitter to think ejs is html, put this at the top of the file

<!-- <!DOCTYPE html> -->
<!-- <html lang="en"> -->

vertical bar color

	:highlight VertSplit gui=reverse guifg=Black

And the answer is, the keymap was changed in the recent rewrite from <enter> to <c-y> so ctrl-y to confirm a autocomplete selection. Try if that works.

In Neovim, recording allows you to save a sequence of commands to a register for later playback, which can help automate repetitive tasks. To start recording, press q followed by a letter (a-z) to designate the register, perform your commands, and then press q again to stop recording; you can replay the commands using @ followed by the register letter.

go back and write the plugin from primes vim course, would be useful for coverting md vault to html links by exporting the dir ls into the buffer and adding the paths this line is used to source vim plugins from the init.lua

vim.cmd.source(vim.fn.stdpath("config") .. "/plugin.vim")