- Your laptop’s wifi = Eduroam
- RP’s wifi = Eduroam
- Go into command prompt
- ssh hps@IP_ADDRESS
- If in the bay ip address might me 172.29.211.232
- ask for password from LE - hint: its 3 letters
- ssh hps@IP_ADDRESS
Open a file for editing vim path/to/file
Return to Normal mode ESC or <CTRL>+C
Close a file without edits :q
Close a file saving edits :wq
Close a file ignoring edits :q!
You have to be in Normal mode. Use ESC to get out of Visual, Replace, or Insert mode.
(cursor left) h
(cursor down) j
(cursor up) k
(cursor right) l
next word e
Jump to the first line gg
Jump to the last line G
Insert text before cursor i
Insert text after cursor a
Open a file in a horizontal split :sp path/to/file.txt
Open a file in a vertical split :vsp path/to/file.txt
Move to a split window page <CTRL>+w and a direction key (h, j, k, or l)
Move to next window pane <CTRL>w w
Make selected pane bigger CTRL>w + (yes, you need the shift key for the plus)
Make selected pane smaller <CTRL>w -
Search for a word /<word>
Go to next match n
Find and replace on line :s/<find>/<replace>
Find and replace globally :%s/<find>/<replace>//gc
cut the current line dd
copy the current line yy
paste below current line p
paste above current line P
Remove the character under cursor x
Remove the character before cursor X
Delete the word under cursor de
Delete to the end of the line d$
Remove five lines starting here 5dd
Copy five lines starting here 5yy
indent this line >>
indent five lines starting here 5>>
Replace mode (overtype) r
Visual mode v
Visual Line mode V
Visual Block mode <CTRL>v
Open the NERDTree :NERDTree
Toggle the NERDTree on and off :NERDTreeToggle
Open selected file <ENTER>
Open selected file in horiz. split i
Open selected file in vert. split v
File menu m
Help ?
Run a command :!<command>
Open a shell :sh
Combine Visual mode and cursor movement + Yank to copy or delete blocks
Remove 5 lines Vjjjdd (Visual Line mode, highlights line 1, jj to go Down two lines, dd to delete)
Create a custom Map Leader key to make it easy to run your own commands. We'll make it easy to show and hide NERDtree with a simple shortcut. Add these two lines to your .vimrc file:
let mapleader = ","
map <Leader>d :NERDTreeToggle<CR> :set number<CR>
With that, you can open and close NERDTree with
,d
in Normal mode.