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10 Advanced Vim Features (You Probably Didn't Know) 

Sebastian Daschner
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In this video, I'm showing 10 advanced Vim features that you likely didn't know yet.
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@sociologie4507
@sociologie4507 9 месяцев назад
A note on recordings (or macros): if you save the macro in the a register, and after using it you realized that you need to correct (or add) one aspect of the commands that you recorded, you can print the a reg in the current file typing "app then you make the changes and to replace the new version of the macro, you can type "ayy. Amazing stuff.
@billtotman
@billtotman Месяц назад
The best tip in the comments. I was going to mention looping within a recording, this is much more useful. Thx!
@not_ever
@not_ever Год назад
You don't need to use echo to do maths operations in Vim. In insert mode if you type = 1+200/4 you will get the same answer 51 appear in your doc. For the other example you can store 1 + 2 +...+13 in a register in normal mode: "lyy (this stores the line in a register called l, l can be any letter) then in insert mode: = l Basically = in insert mode is how to do maths in vim To quickly write a list of numbers on separate lines you can (in normal mode) :put(range(1,10))
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT Год назад
Nice, thanks!
@elon3
@elon3 Год назад
:put =range(1,10)
@not_ever
@not_ever Год назад
@@elon3 Nice catch. Thank you
@ThePhiliposophy
@ThePhiliposophy 2 года назад
It's refreshing to watch someone achieve so much with vanilla vim. It seems to me that today a lot of vim users including me look for plugins to do things instead of combing built in features. The Unix way is infinitely more powerful and adaptable. I learned a few new tricks today, Danke dir!
@rsmith31416
@rsmith31416 2 года назад
Well said! I'm glad to know even some new users are aware of that :)
@vorrnth8734
@vorrnth8734 Год назад
But the unix way is not including everything in one program. That means a small core app + plugins would be more unix like. But I get your point. I am wondering about all the filetree plugins when this functionality is builtin for ages.
@rsmith31416
@rsmith31416 Год назад
@@vorrnth8734 In fact, even vim itself is built with that design in mind: makeprg, keywordprg, formatprg, equalprg, grepprg, cscopeprg
@auntiecarol
@auntiecarol Год назад
As a long time Emacser but a noob Vimmer, I have to say I appreciate this very much as well. It's important to get used to the vernacular before relying on the crutch of packages... and those kinds of videos are very thin on the ground.
@n0kodoko143
@n0kodoko143 Год назад
As a daily driver of vanilla vim for years (relatively recent neovim convert), i as not aware that during selection you could run commands (IN VISUAL MODE) with the "!". I've definitely used "command mode" before with the 'bang' , but i was not aware of THAT REALLY NEAT TRICK!! Thank you, subbed!
@ImperiumLibertas
@ImperiumLibertas Год назад
you should still use neovim even without plugins. there have been major refactors from the original codebase that makes it much more performant.
@pratikmahamuni9384
@pratikmahamuni9384 2 года назад
Great video. You can also use the last technique to increment a whole list, suppose you have: 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. Then in visual mode you can select from the second 1. to the end and type `g Ctrl-A` and it will increment the list.
@Phenomenal7
@Phenomenal7 Год назад
This is Gold !!
@fickthissut
@fickthissut 2 месяца назад
This trick is in help if i remember correctly
@davidh.4944
@davidh.4944 Год назад
I'd like to recommend the vim-speeddating plugin. It extends the and keys to operate on dates, ordinal numbers, and other similar patterns (customizable), and to operate on multiple visually-selected lines at once (creating incrementing lists).
@Ma1ne2
@Ma1ne2 Год назад
Awesome, so helpful! I would love more videos like this.
@blessdarah1256
@blessdarah1256 Год назад
The gx command really got me. Thank you.
@cristobaljavier
@cristobaljavier 2 года назад
really useful, didn't know some of these, thanks for sharing!
@windowsrefund
@windowsrefund Год назад
Lots of great stuff here. Well done!
@viduraakalanka8341
@viduraakalanka8341 Год назад
Thanks Sebastian for this great video. Learned a lot from you.
@lylez00
@lylez00 6 месяцев назад
These commands work when you're in insert mode: Type Ctrl-r, then press the = key. Then type in a formula, like 3*3 and hit return. It will insert 9. Type the beginning of a line that is the same as some other line, for example, if you type "import", then type Ctrl-x Ctrl-l and it will present a pop-up menu with lines already in the file that begin with the same characters as what you've typed. Use Ctrl-p and Ctrl-n to navigate up and down that list, and hit return to insert the desired line. Ctrl-x Ctrl-f and it will display all the filenames in the current directory. Use Ctrl-p and Ctrl-n to navigate up and down that list, and hit return to insert the desired filename. If you select a path, you can type Ctrl-x Ctrl-f again to navigate one level down in that path. Ctrl-r % inserts the current filename. When not in insert mode: Ctrl-w f will open the file whose filename is under the cursor. : Ctrl-f will allow you to open and edit the command history, and re-execute a command (or a modified command if you modify it) by pressing return on it. :r !, and it will insert the results of that command. For example, :r !date will insert the current date, assuming you have the Unix date command in your path.
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT 5 месяцев назад
Nice, thanks for sharing! Most of them were new to me 🙂
@avnerduchovni6675
@avnerduchovni6675 11 месяцев назад
What an exceptional video! I have hours of watch time on the topic, but this is gold! Thank you for teaching me things that will improve my life. You are a true professional and you inspire me
@bicycleninja1685
@bicycleninja1685 Год назад
Great stuff! Followed along. Some stuff is new; some I'd forgotten. Will have to do it every day for a while to retain the info.
@sorvex9
@sorvex9 Год назад
Him writing goodbye world made me chuckle.
@NostraDavid2
@NostraDavid2 Год назад
You can apply-repeat your macro from the cursor until EOF via: VG:normal @x Where x is your chosen macro ('a', in this video) You Visually select until the End Of the File (G), then apply the "normal @x" command.
@ivanheffner2587
@ivanheffner2587 2 месяца назад
You can make a recursive macro by having it call itself. In the example, appending @a to the macro it would repeatedly call itslelf until it hit an error, which in this case would be when it tried to move past the end of the file.
@Skatox
@Skatox Год назад
Great video, this is the only place where I could find a great example for the norm command.
@yash1152
@yash1152 2 месяца назад
timestamp or summary? > _"only place where I could find a great example for the norm command"_
@AlexEscalante
@AlexEscalante Год назад
Awesome video! I really enjoyed it!
@noam65
@noam65 Год назад
This is really good. Thanks!
@Ghasakable
@Ghasakable 2 года назад
The feature of writing to the end of line was all what I was looking for, many many thanks. keep these amazing tips and tricks posted always,
@Pameliux23
@Pameliux23 Год назад
What do you mean writing? Go to the end of the line with g?
@mrxyz5439
@mrxyz5439 Год назад
Really nice and helpful... Thanks!
@coffeedude
@coffeedude 8 месяцев назад
gx is super useful for me! I didn't know about it, thank you so much!!
@MilMike
@MilMike Год назад
vim seems like a tool that is always giving features. I have been using vim for years but I always learn something new like in your video here.
@MrSman210
@MrSman210 2 года назад
Great video!
@elliothuntington8980
@elliothuntington8980 Год назад
First, great video. I love your presentation. It's high quality. Thank you. I liked and subscribed with notifications. Would you mind making a video showing what tools you use to make your tutorial videos? I imagine you're using OBS Studio? It would be nice to see your setup and process. I do think it would be helpful if you would index your content in the comments of you post. I'm providing it for this video below: 0:28 - Auto-complete 1:50 - Buffers 4:02 - Recordings 6:32 - : normal 9:07 - : ! command 11:18 - Open files /URLs with gf / gx 12:36 - Encrypting files with :X 0:28 - Auto-complete 13:55 - AutoSource 16:00 - Spell Checking 18:10 - Arithmetics
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT Год назад
Thanks! For my video process: blog.sebastian-daschner.com/entries/chroma-keying-video-setup
@dankrukov1890
@dankrukov1890 2 года назад
not just nice to know but incredibly productive when built in muscle memory, esp sending vim buffer in and out the unix cli pipelines
@Mederfish
@Mederfish 2 года назад
Autosource mit Gpg ist schon ziemlich nice! Danke fürs teilen)
@YannMetalhead
@YannMetalhead Год назад
Great tips.
@anuragbisht1200
@anuragbisht1200 Год назад
you can check surround commands to (y)add, (d)remove or (c)change brackets around a text object and it is repeatable too
@felloffthebus
@felloffthebus Год назад
1. Sweet, I knew that one 2. Lmao. From the command line: vim -p [file1] [file2] opens two files in tabs, switch between by pressing 'gt' aka go tab. Edit your tab colors in .vimrc. Open all files in single directory, in tabs, with vim -p * 3. Recordings are great. Don't use that to comment out code though, that's something I did commonly. Use visual block at the top and comment downwards: Ctrl + v, go down, press shift + i, enter your language's comment character, press escape. All commented. 4. Pretty cool, didn't know that, but visual block mode will do that more intuitively imo. Ctrl + v, highlight lines to edit, shift + i, call(" , Ctrl + v again, shift + A, ");, done. 5. Love bash commands in Vim. So hot. Run git commands, create/delete files, append contents of files to other files.. Do anything. 6. What. That's dope. Fuck I wish this worked with like, web framework codebases but those paths are usually defined/appended based on their own rules :/ 7. Okay this one makes me really happy. I like this one. 8. I should really just read the manual at this point. Spelling good is nice. 9. What the fuck.
@Mawkler
@Mawkler 2 года назад
Ctrl-p/Ctrl-n isn't autocompletion. It's completion. The prefix "auto" usually refers to the popup showing up automatically on each keystroke. Your can use @@ to repeat your latest macro. While ! is very useful, Vim actually has :sort built in. You can also use g in visual mode to increment numbers in multiple lines linearly
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT 2 года назад
Re autocompletion: Good point 🙂 Nice points, thanks for sharing!
@lkda01
@lkda01 2 месяца назад
the zsh at the end is doped 😂😂😂
@silvanorosa6521
@silvanorosa6521 5 месяцев назад
good tips ..
@pgeo6089
@pgeo6089 Год назад
Thanks a lot! How did you get the syntax highlighting (at 20:33) when putting the regex together?
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT Год назад
That's the regular search highlighting in Vim. If it looks different in your editor, check out my Vim config: github.com/sdaschner/dotfiles/blob/master/.vimrc
@MoreChannelNoise
@MoreChannelNoise 11 месяцев назад
been using vim for years and didn't know some of this! gf to goto a file is great !
@justmeandopensource
@justmeandopensource Год назад
Hi Sebastian, thanks for these tips. BTW is your terminal font JetBrains Mono?
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT Год назад
Yes, it is!
@justmeandopensource
@justmeandopensource Год назад
@@SebastianDaschnerIT Cool. Thanks. I switched to it now and looks great.
@GeoffreyNimal
@GeoffreyNimal 2 года назад
Encryption is not include in Neovim… Does someone know if there is some plugin to open vim’s encrypted file with neovim ?
@tonygreen7735
@tonygreen7735 Год назад
I thought I was a bit of a vi[m] ninja having been using it for 30 years, but I didn't know about 1/2 of these tips. Top work, this is great.
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT Год назад
Thanks, yes same here, I'm also still seeing new things
@ktappdev
@ktappdev 11 месяцев назад
Subbed
@berkedel
@berkedel 2 года назад
Any recommended tips and trick for beginner using plain vim without the plugin?
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT 2 года назад
As for tips just try to get as much practice & exposure as possible, i.e. try to change it in the envs where you code the most (editors, IDEs with vi mode, ...). For tutorials I found this helpful: danielmiessler.com/study/vim/
@odanabunaga2505
@odanabunaga2505 4 месяца назад
great video, thanks! I only wish we could see your cmd line as you type
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT 4 месяца назад
Thanks! Are there any commands from the cli that I typed that you missed? I don't quite get that comment
@odanabunaga2505
@odanabunaga2505 4 месяца назад
​@@SebastianDaschnerIT apologies, I meant that it would be nice to be able to see the entered keys for longer. And thanks for explaining recordings, up to now I never used those and hated to be entangled in that mode lol
@amberswilddiaries2831
@amberswilddiaries2831 Год назад
Ok that recording thing is just crazyyyyyy
@matiasbpg
@matiasbpg Год назад
I find weird that you call macros recordings and auto commands autosourcing. Besides that great video!
@TidusUltimate
@TidusUltimate Год назад
hey how do you use norm to enter insert mode and then back to normal mode?? I need to paste the first word of each line at the end of the same line and I don't know how to do it
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT Год назад
I mostly use the :norm together with the visual mode, i.e. V -> select lines -> :norm ... -> Enter and you're back in normal mode
@davidh.4944
@davidh.4944 Год назад
To input a non-printing character into a command (or anywhere, really), you can press '' followed by the key you want (escape, in this case). I was able to globally copy the first word of each line to the end of it, with a space separator, using this: :v/^$/ norm ^yiWA ^[p Where '^[' is where I used ''. That's the _caret notation_ string for . So that's "go to start, yank inner Word, Append space, escape, paste", to clarify the string. :normal can take a line range, so '% norm' will run it on all lines, but in this case the command tries to duplicate blank lines, so I instead used ':v/^$/' to skip them. ( ':v' is the inverse form of ':(g)lobal', a "global not". ':g!' also works.) It's also possible to use the :execute command to build a normal command with text-based escapes: :v/^$/ exec "norm yiWA \p" A final option is to just record your actions for a single line as a macro, "qa", then use ":v/^$/ norm @a" to run it on every line. 'q' records everything as-is, including movements between modes.
@arunkumarkurapati8093
@arunkumarkurapati8093 Месяц назад
Hello, is there trick or command or control to auto complete the brackets. like on typing open bracket we should get the closed bracket automatically. If yes please let me know.
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT Месяц назад
There are multiple Vim plugins for that such as AutoClose. Haven't use any of them so can't comment but you can start from there
@Argletrough
@Argletrough 10 месяцев назад
Buffers are even easier to use than how you present them: :ls gives you a list of all your open buffers :b lets you switch to any buffer by name *with completion* CTRL-^ and CTRL-6 let you switch between the two most recent buffers instantly. With this workflow, I pretty much never close buffers manually (I'd usually close Vim before the number of buffers becomes hard to manage anyway).
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT 10 месяцев назад
If that works for you great :) My mental model follows more a sorted list that I cycle though like left and right (like browser tabs) which works well for me
@ketch-dev
@ketch-dev 2 года назад
do u use vim or idea for java development?
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT 2 года назад
Both, I use IdeaVim: blog.sebastian-daschner.com/entries/my-favorite-ideavim-features
@vorrnth8734
@vorrnth8734 Год назад
I find norm to be most useful in a g or v command e.g: g/Pattern/norm A;
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT Год назад
Oh, that's also a good one :)
@svenwindpassinger2170
@svenwindpassinger2170 9 месяцев назад
Q: How can I activate a vim feature? My Register "+ and "* are not existing. when i watch :version there is a -(minus sign) before the -clipboard. How can i activate +clipboard to have the Register "+ and "* thanks for awnsering greatings Sven
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT 9 месяцев назад
IIRC there might be some steps that you need to do from your operating system and shell integration to have these system clipboard registers available... but your best bet is to search for your particular OS / distribution and shell setup.
@erikp6614
@erikp6614 3 месяца назад
For arithmetic bc is a better alternative than the shell - V :! bc
@ivanheffner2587
@ivanheffner2587 2 месяца назад
I’ve been using vi / vim for 25+ years. Usually when I watch these sorts of videos they are either pretty basic, rely on plugins, or are very niche to one person’s workflow. This one was pretty good and well above the average. gf / gx and being able to handle file encryption are things I didn’t know about that I can certainly see being very useful.
@antb533
@antb533 2 месяца назад
what are your favorite tips?
@ivanheffner2587
@ivanheffner2587 2 месяца назад
@@antb533 from this video? Any video that discusses registers/macros gets a +1 from me; it’s a very underrated feature, which IIRC dates back to OG vi. :normal is a feature that I see the usefulness of, but rarely use. g is a Vimism that that introduces a lot functionality that rarely gets discussed in a lot of these “advanced vim” videos. I especially appreciate that this video focuses on Vim. Not NeoVim, but Vim. And not plugins. Outside of this video, some of the features I enjoy about Vim is the ability to use :grep and :make (along with their associated “prg” settings) to populate a QuickFix window that lets me quickly jump between occurrences of patterns or error/warnings. Touched on in this video: using ! to filter the buffer or selected lines through an extensor command. I use this frequently with jq to pretty format large json objects.
@GooogleGoglee
@GooogleGoglee Год назад
Teaching is not for everyone But thank you for sharing
@alaanvv
@alaanvv Месяц назад
should change the tilte 10 Advanced Vim Features (You Probably Didn't Know) (If you use it to create notes)
@lukajeliciclux3074
@lukajeliciclux3074 2 года назад
Last command is :.shell (bash, zsh itd.) is that true?
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT 2 года назад
:.!zsh yes My key mapping for that is `nmap !!zsh`
@Awwe12675
@Awwe12675 2 года назад
I need understand how to read help and use it like pro
@justanaveragebalkan
@justanaveragebalkan Год назад
Best vim feature, to configure your emacs, it's not a sin it's a penance :)
@obsidianmd
@obsidianmd 2 года назад
12:35 It's not possible encrypt any file in Nvim I guess. Not worked for me.
@vaisakhkm783
@vaisakhkm783 2 года назад
yes in nvim it doesn't seems to be working, but in vim,it is there
@keycapslapper7080
@keycapslapper7080 2 года назад
Typing `:help encrypt` gives a note saying it has been removed. The github issue threads about it are pretty funny
@Awwe12675
@Awwe12675 2 года назад
How to do “” in array arr[]={1,2,2} To arr[]={“1”,”2”,”3”}
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT 2 года назад
If it's only these three entries, I'd just jump to each number and insert it directly (`i"` and repeat two times with `.` and then `a"`). If it's many entries, I'd search-replace the comma to be on individual lines and use the `:norm` command like shown in the video.
@Awwe12675
@Awwe12675 2 года назад
@@SebastianDaschnerIT okay can u make in future video about set -o vi mode
@LuisCassih
@LuisCassih 2 года назад
I'm sure there should be a better way, but using regex and replace within the visual select you can achieve this. first select all inside {} -> vi{ :s/\%V\(\w*\)/"\1"/g \%V -> to affect only selected and not the entire line \( \w*\) -> capture word (which is (\w*) escaped) /"\1" -> replace with " and \1 is the previously captured word /g -> global It's a bit complex but well, it works lol
@MA-748
@MA-748 Год назад
:X doesnt work in neovim :(
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT Год назад
Yes, that's unfortunate :( Maybe a manual approach using PGP can help you
@RajasegarChandiran
@RajasegarChandiran Год назад
Normal is awesome
@Daniel-be1xn
@Daniel-be1xn 2 года назад
best feature of vim is neovim
@7xr1e20ln8
@7xr1e20ln8 Год назад
This 💯 I gave up on Vim and switched completely to neovim.
@NostraDavid2
@NostraDavid2 Год назад
False. While Neovim is neat, it's not made for productivity. The hours I wasted because something updated and broke one thing or another... If you want to tinker, Neovim is great. If you just want to be productive in Vim, stick with Vim. Much more stable API, no constant switching between whatever is the newest plugin manager, etc.
@dioticdrone
@dioticdrone 11 месяцев назад
​@@NostraDavid2not if you know how to use it well. The productivity boost you get using it every day far out way the occasional hiccup you get sorting out broken plugins after an update. Usually doesn't take more than an hour, and that happens like once or twice a year.
@sohamchatterjee750
@sohamchatterjee750 11 месяцев назад
💯
@shanewalsch
@shanewalsch 6 месяцев назад
​@@NostraDavid2just don't update plugins
@svenwindpassinger2170
@svenwindpassinger2170 Год назад
Thank you! Usefull, but please explane your stroks next time. Because your tipping was to fast for me. Understanding and watch the keys is hard work for the audience!
@luxiax1836
@luxiax1836 2 года назад
Using an ide over vim, never makes sense, never... =p
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT 2 года назад
Never is a strong word ;) I use Vim for smaller text editing tasks. Otherwise I kind of agree with you, I use IdeaVim in my IDE: blog.sebastian-daschner.com/entries/my-favorite-ideavim-features
@johnlistertoraneo4325
@johnlistertoraneo4325 Год назад
--/\ who is
@yash1152
@yash1152 2 месяца назад
no timestamps? not even a summary list comment?
@ChrisCox-wv7oo
@ChrisCox-wv7oo 15 дней назад
Seriously? How do you leave a comment like that without doing a little bit of legwork yourself.
@yash1152
@yash1152 14 дней назад
@@ChrisCox-wv7oo i do legwork where i feel the need... other places, i simply ask. if someone does it, then good, otherwise, no harm given or took. pretty simple and str8forward. > _"Seriously? How do you leave a comment like that without doing a little bit of legwork yourself."_
@carstenschlegel6975
@carstenschlegel6975 4 месяца назад
Make Upercase with macro recording and norm: Record for 1 Line qavUwvUA! (every word Uppercase and ! and the end of line). Then marks the lines (sample 20 lines below): jV20j Now run the macro for each line: :norm @a You don't must go to the beginning of the line and to the next line in the macro. If you record a macro that finds text, like qa0f!a!!! (begin of line, find !, add !!!) And runs for 20 lines its only work if EVERY line has a ! Execution was break if one line has no ! !!!! The :norm @a execute the macro for each line, if one line has no ! this line was ignored, but it continues at the next... -> it works
@vyacheslavkapitonov9677
@vyacheslavkapitonov9677 Год назад
Vim provides not only basic calculation Try 123*123
@Argletrough
@Argletrough 10 месяцев назад
Think you mean Ctrl+R = in insert mode
@davidhiudianto9863
@davidhiudianto9863 Месяц назад
What's the meaning of dot in front of the exclamation mark `:.!zsh` on the last bonus tip?
@SebastianDaschnerIT
@SebastianDaschnerIT Месяц назад
It's a range declaration, in this case current line (text processing command have such a syntax: `: [ range ] command [ args ... ]`)
@anon_y_mousse
@anon_y_mousse 3 месяца назад
I often find that just using `s` on a range is faster than `:norm`. If you need to wrap a list often, consider `:'
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