Ctrl + Z in Vim | or so it seems
You cannot use Ctrl + Z to undo in Vim, unless you map a key binding. But wait, there’s more…
You cannot use Ctrl + Z to undo in Vim, unless you map a key binding. But wait, there’s more…
Ctrl + O will not open files in Vim. But it’ll do more than you may ask for!
Can’t leave off the habit of pressing Ctrl + S to save a file after switching to Vim? You should know that Vim becomes very sad and freezes itself to punish you!
If you have successfully passed the misery of quitting Vim using :q!, it’s time you know some other ways you can quit as well as everything else you can do using “w” in Vim.
Vim has a plethora of different text manipulation commands which are assigned to different characters. In this article, we’ll see all the possible use cases of the letter “e” in Vim.
Oftentimes while coding, we tend to create a lot of empty lines than span our files unnecessarily. In this article, we’ll learn how to delete empty lines in Vim using methods based on different scenarios.
Vim does not integrate multi-line editing as an obvious feature. But there are ways you can achieve it with or without use of plugins.
Unable to close Vim when receiving this message? Need a quick fix? Why are you waiting then? Fix it already!