Vim Full Tutorial

First, Introduction

There are only three types of editors in the world, EMACS, Vim, and others.

The times we are in are very fortunate, with more and more editors, compared to the old vim and Emacs, they are called modern editors. Let's take a look at how old these two antiques are:

1975   38 years old **vi**    1976 = 37 years old **vim**   1991  = 22 years old

Simply list the features that the programmer expects the editor to have:

Lightweight, quick start (relative to IDE) syntax highlighting auto align code folding auto complement display line number redefine tab hexadecimal Edit column edit mode quick comment Advanced search, replace error recovery quick jump Mark Beauty

Vim contains the advantages of all the modern editors listed above, and much more than this, such as:

Endless expansion: Now there are 4,704 extensions on the official Vim website, and it's growing ... Perfect cross-platform: Open source is cool, most critical, $

Second, the configuration

1) View Configuration

http://blog.chinaunix.net/uid-22188554-id-461603.html

2) Ultimate Configuration

http://vim.spf13.com/

Iii. Use of Tutorials

1. Basic Usage

Vim's vimtutor is the best starter tutorial for Vim, and it takes about half an hour to master the vast majority of vim usage.

2. Advanced usage

1) Code Folding

http://www.cnblogs.com/fakis/archive/2011/04/14/2016213.html

2) Multi-Text Search

http://blog.chinaunix.net/uid-14770335-id-3025369.html

3) Multi-text comparison

http://blog.chinaunix.net/uid-22548820-id-3477464.html

4) Multi-window use

http://www.webinno.cn/blog/article/view/44http://Blog.csdn.net/devil_ 2009/article/details/7006113

5) Quickfix Use

http://www.cnblogs.com/tekkaman/p/3512905.html

Vim Full Tutorial