* vim: Cross-reference pages
Signed-off-by: K.B.Dharun Krishna <kbdharunkrishna@gmail.com>
* Move See also to next line
Signed-off-by: K.B.Dharun Krishna <kbdharunkrishna@gmail.com>
* Apply suggestions from code review
Signed-off-by: K.B.Dharun Krishna <kbdharunkrishna@gmail.com>
Vim can be used for all sorts of text editing. I know that there are
a lot of folks that use Vim who are _not_ programmers. You can use
Vim for any sort of writing or text editing.
* zstd: add link to homepage
* zsh: add link to homepage
* zopflipng: add link to homepage
* zbarimg: add link to homepage
* z: add link to homepage
* yesod: add link to homepage
* xsv: add link to homepage
* xo: add link to homepage
* xcv: add link to homepage
* wuzz: add link to homepage
* wordgrinder: add link to homepage
* wget: add link to homepage
* webtorrent: add link to homepage
* webpack: add link to homepage
* wat2wasm: add link to homepage
* w3m: add link to homepage
* vue: add link to homepage
* vsce: add link to homepage
* virtualboxvm: add link to homepage
* vim: add link to homepage
* vegeta: add link to homepage
* vault: add link to homepage
* valgrind: add link to homepage
* vagrant: add link to homepage
* upx: add link to homepage
* vim: Improvements we can can agree on
Remove spaces between keypresses (as it could lead users to think they
should type a space there).
Simplify regexp substitution example.
Add ...then... to search example.
Add quit without saving example.
* vim: Improvements we can can agree on
Move search keystrokes to the example title.
Keep original regexp substitution example. See conversation starting at
ee1472e76f (r82820204)
I tried to condense the most useful basic commands into this page without surpassing our length limit.
I also expanded the main description -- I wonder if there's a way to phrase it which could allow us to get rid of all the <Esc>s...
I combined copy/cut/paste into a single command, since it was important to allow space for a slightly more advanced command, (the find/replace example), which introduces some important vim concepts, such as command application ranges.
* Updates vim and vimtutor pages
* Easy peasy.
* Use <Enter> instead of <Cr>
* Show help command.
We might not be able to help you move around
but the interactive help provided by vim is
pretty good, so helping people find it might
be a good idea.
* Reorder commands and lowercase help