Tag: vim
There are two very useful keys for navigation in vim: find and till. I
am using both daily and these are one of the keys I have learned somewhere
at the very beginning of my vim learning curve.
To explain briefly, there is a group of a so called motion keys, performing
a cursor m…
The first jab I have received yesterday removed most of my productivity
today as I was shackled to the bed up until the very evening. Here are two
more improvements for my vim fzf series described most recently in the
previous post and some other posts
mentioned there, tracking m…
In the previous post I have outlined that
there are some benefits to having a fzf command search everywhere in the
home folder, instead of just current working directory. Following the setup
there enables for yanking and pasting lines from the files stored in
distant places (in t…
This post is a continuation of both my
previous post about vim mnemonics and
an another my
post about Syncting the entire phone.
I have found the combined result of both setups loosely described in those
posts to be an unexpected symbiosis that works very well for editing my
mark…
After installing ansible package I start with listing all the available
roles:
ansible-galaxy list
I am immediately greeted with two warnings:
# /home/peterbabic/.ansible/roles
[WARNING]: - the configured path /usr/share/ansible/roles does not exist.
[WARNING]: - the configured …
Vim. Many swear by it, many hate it. It has a steep learning curve, but
once I got proficient, I really saw the benefits. As with everything muscle
memory related, it is now even harder for me to use a normal writing
mode, for instance on web sites. :wq
In vim I build a memory ma…
Here's a minimal vim settings that I have tweaked to make the comments work
using vim in Svelte
call plug#begin('~/.vim/plugged')
Plug 'neoclide/coc.nvim', {'branch': 'release'}
Plug 'evanleck/vim-svelte'
Plug 'Shougo/context_file…