Mastering_vim_quickly
目录：
1 Instead of Preface
1.1 What this book covers
1.2 What you need for this book
1.3 Who this book is for
1.4 Vim versions
1.5 Conventions
1.5.1 Key presses
1.5.2 Normal mode commands
1.5.3 Command line commands
1.5.4 Fonts
1.5.5 Other formatting
1.6 Piracy
1.7 Mastering Vim Quickly Newsletter
1.8 Why this name
1.9 Questions
2 Introduction
2.1 The art of l1earning
2.1.1 Pareto principle
2.1.2 Mini habits
2.1.3 1% improvement per day
2.2 No Experience Necessary
3 Mastering Vim - Basics
3.1 Installing Vim 8
3.2 Vim philosophy
3.2.1 Modal editing
3.2.2 Operators
3.3 Starting Vim
4 Your first Vim session
5 Vim Concepts
5.1 Modes
5.2 Commands
6 Working with files
6.1 Opening files
6.2 Closing files
6.3 Saving files
6.4 Navigation
6.4.1 Basic movement
6.4.2 Navigate through words
6.4.3 Scrolling pages
6.4.4 Jumping around the file
6.4.5 Navigating inside the window
6.4.6 Navigating in Insert mode
6.5 Basic search
6.5.1 Searching for the current word
6.5.2 Search history
6.6 File Manager (netrw) in Vim
6.6.1 Changing how files are opened
6.6.2 Set netrw split width
6.7 Editing files via SSH
7 Personalizing Vim
7.1 Vim configuration explained
7.1.1 Make Vim look beautiful
7.1.2 Usability improvements
7.1.3 Status line
7.1.4 Swap and backup files dilemma
7.1.5 Project specific .vimrc
7.1.6 Basic recommended configuration
8 Undo and Redo
8.1 Undo branches
8.2 Persistent Undo
9 Do you speak Vim?
9.1 Vim Language Elements
9.1.1 Verbs
9.1.2 Modifiers
9.1.3 Nouns
9.1.4 Learn to talk to Vim
9.2 The "dot" command
10 Substitution
10.1 Ranges
10.2 Search and replace
10.2.1 Replacement in the whole file
10.2.2 Replacement within a single line
10.2.3 Replacement within a range of lines
10.2.4 Replacement inside visual selection
10.2.5 Replace only the whole words
10.2.6 Replace either string1 or string2 with a new word
10.2.7 Interactive search and replace
10.3 Search through multiple files
10.4 Match that string
10.5 The power of the global command
11 Registers
11.1 Using Vim Registers Internally
11.1.1 The famous annoying problem finally solved
11.2 The System Clipboard Registers "+ and "*
12 Buffers
13 Windows, Tabs and Sessions
13.1 Windows and Tabs
13.2 Split Windows
13.2.1 Switching windows
13.2.2 Moving windows
13.2.3 Resizing windows
13.3 Sessions
14 Macros
14.1 Execute macro in multiple files
14.2 Editing a macro
14.3 Recursive macros
14.4 More macro examples
15 The power of Visual modes
15.1 Selecting characters
15.2 Selecting lines
15.3 Visual block selection
15.4 Extend a current visual selection
15.5 Run commands across selection
15.6 The dot command in Visual mode
15.7 Move visual selection
15.8 Visual mode possibilities
16 Mappings
17 Folding
17.1 Manual folding
17.2 Folding by indentation
17.3 Syntax folding
17.4 Persistent folds
18 Effective multiple file editing
18.1 The execute and normal commands
18.2 argdo vs bufdo
18.3 bufdo examples
18.4 argdo examples
18.5 windo command
19 Productivity tips
19.1 Relative numbers
19.2 Using the Leader Key
19.3 Automatic Completion
19.4 Using File Templates
19.5 Repeat the last Ex command
19.6 Paste text while in Insert mode
19.7 Delete in Insert mode
19.8 Repeatable operations on search matches
19.9 Copy lines without cursor movement
19.10 Move lines without cursor movement
19.11 Delete lines without cursor movement
19.12 Vim write through
19.13 Run the same command on multiple lines
19.14 Generating numbered lists
19.15 Increasing or decreasing numbers
19.16 Why Vim 8 is great
19.17 Faster delete/change to the end of the line
19.18 Repeating characters
19.19 Clear highlighted searches
19.20 Execute multiple commands at once
19.21 External program integration
19.22 Auto remove trailing whitespace
19.23 Open and edit archives
19.24 Open the last edited file
19.25 Navigation through cursor history
19.26 Invert selection
19.27 Quickly switching buffers
19.28 Fix indentation in entire file
20 Plugins
20.1 How to install plugin manager Vundle
20.2 How to install a new plugin
21 What now
22 References
23 About the author