Turn to Vim's learning Manual

I recently advocated Vim in the project team: the first reason is that the text editors used by everyone are different. They use ue, notepad ++, and editplus, some tools involve copyright issues, and the final text format is not uniform during text formatting; the second reason is that these tools cannot be used in Linux, our project is a product that needs to run on multiple platforms. So I chose vim and tried my best to promote it.

Convert several tips:

1. http://www.vim.org/download.php?pc,windows=vimcan download from here.

2. After installation, modify the Registry hkey_classes_root/applications/gvim.exe/Shell/edit/command to change the (default) value to D: /program files/Vim/vim72/gvim.exe-p -- remote-tab-silent "% 1", so that the document can be opened directly by tab.

3. There is a Vim tutor in the Startup menu. You can get a tutorial after starting it, but it is garbled. The solution is to enter ": set encoding = cp936" and press Enter, click "edit"> "select font" and select a Chinese font, such as ". This tutorial will introduce some of the most basic operation commands. It should be okay to edit the text several times.

4. Renewal.

5. The solution to the zookeeper garbled problem is also extracted from here.