duane.kata

# Vim Practice
# by Duane Johnson

Use 'j' to move down.

Use 'k' to move up.

Open the following fold: (move to the line and press 'l', or 'za' to toggle)
# Here is the fold {{{1
  1. This folds over 4 lines
  2. Line 2
  3. Line 3
  4. Line 4
#}}}

#{{{ Answer:
> :set fdm=manual<Cr>
> Vjzf
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Create a manual fold:
  1. Two-line fold
  2. Second line

#{{{ Answer:
> zkzk
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Navigate to the previous fold, and then to the one before that.

#{{{ Answer:
> mm
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Mark this line.

#{{{ Answer:
> gg
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Move to the top of the file, then return to the mark.

#{{{ Answer:
> G
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Move to the bottom of the file, then return to the mark.

#{{{ Answer:
> H
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Move the cursor to the top of the window.

#{{{ Answer:
> L
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Move the cursor to the bottom of the window.

#{{{ Answer:
> M
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Move the cursor to the middle of the window.

#{{{ Answer:
> C-O
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Go back to previous jump (i.e. bottom of the window, top of window, bottom of the file, etc.), then go forward to this.

#{{{ Answer:
> qqI--<Esc>lwwi--<Esc>jq@q@@
#}}}
Using a macro recording, prefix the first and third words of each
line with a double dash ("--"):
  one two three four
  five six seven eight
  nine ten eleven twelve

#{{{ Answer:
> "qp
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Display the contents of the register where you recorded the macro:

#{{{ Answer:
> :s/-/_/g
> "qy
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Modify the above macro to use underscores instead of dashes, and
then read the macro back into the register.

#{{{ Answer:
> V4j?
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Using the NERD Comment plugin, toggle comment these lines:
  test {
    this {
      line
    }
  }

#{{{ Answer:
> gv
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Restore the Visual Mode selection that you just used above.

#{{{ Answer:
> wds'
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Using the 'surround' plugin, remove the single quotes. 
  'surround'

#{{{ Answer:
> wds)
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Remove parentheses:
  (this is a parenthetical statement)

#{{{ Answer:
> C-T
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Remove tags:
  <b>Word</b>

#{{{ Answer:
> f_xves'vEs]
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Using 'surround', remove the _value and replace with ['value']:
  config_value

#{{{ Answer:
> fxvf3s)
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Add parentheses around the x == 3:
  if x == 3 {
  }

#{{{ Answer:
> VjS{
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Surround the above two lines in curly braces.

#{{{ Answer:
> :reg
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Show the contents of all registers.

#{{{ Answer:
> "ayy
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Yank the following line into register 'a':
  A line for register 'a'.

#{{{ Answer:
> "Ayy
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Append the following line to register 'a':
  Now register 'a' has two lines.

#{{{ Answer:
> "ap
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Put the two lines in register 'a' below:

#{{{ Answer:
> wwdw
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Delete the middle word:
  Fabulous Text Editing

#{{{ Answer:
> dd
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Delete this line:
  You have a job to do.

#{{{ Answer:
> dd
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And this one:
  Now show how capable you are!

#{{{ Answer:
> "2p
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Put the 'You have a job to do' line below, using the register for "two deletes ago":


#{{{ Answer:
> "-p
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Put the word 'Text' below, using the register for "small deletes":


#{{{ Answer:
> f|C
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Change the text from the | mark to the end of the line:
  This is a sent|ence with stuff that needs to change.

#{{{ Answer:
> C-T
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In Insert Mode, shift the following line right by 2 tab widths:
  I feel too left

#{{{ Answer:
> C-D
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In Insert Mode, shift the following line LEFT by 2 tab widths:
      I feel too right

#{{{ Answer:
> word C-O w word
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In Insert Mode, add a word at the | mark, then use a temporary Normal Mode command to skip a word, then insert another word:
  Feel free to |insert a word.

#{{{ Answer:
> C-U
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In Insert Mode, delete everything before the |:
  If you add |words, please clean up after you're done

#{{{ Answer:
> \sbear<Cr>
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Replace the word 'tiger' with 'bear' in the following three lines:
  The tiger lived in the jungle.
  There were no other tigers like this tiger.
  Tigers are dangerous.

#{{{ Answer:
> :g/\#/d
#}}}
Highlight the following lines and delete those that contain hash symbols:
  # Comment
  This is text
  # Another comment
  Some more text

#{{{ Answer:
> :v/\#/d
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Undo the changes, and remove lines that DO NOT contain hash symbols

#{{{ Answer:
> V4j:g/^/m'<
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Reverse the following lines:
  1. First line
  2. Second line
  3. Third line
  4. Fourth line

#{{{ Answer:
> mm
> (select 4 lines)
> :g//t'm
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Mark the following line, then select the above 4 lines and copy them to the mark:
  Mark this line.

#{{{ Answer:
> :hide e other.txt
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Edit another file in this window, but don't save the changes you've made to this file.

#{{{ Answer:
> \f
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Open the NERD Explorer as a vertical split window.

#{{{ Answer:
> s
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Choose a file in the Explorer and then open it in a new vertical split window.

#{{{ Answer:
> :h
> CTRL-W_H
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Open a help window, then rearrange as a vertical split.

# vim:foldmethod=marker