~ $ git clone https://github.com/wyne/dotfiles.git- Stow a config. ex:
stow vim,stow zsh,stow slate
The following commands rely heavily on fasd and fzf.
- v <substr> - open recent file containing substr with vim.
- vv <substr> - open recent file containing substr with vim. (interactive selection)
- j - cd to prev dir. (
cd -) - j <substr> - cd to recent directory containing substr.
- jj <substr> - cd to recent directory containing substr. (interactive selection)
- fbr - git checkout branch (local only). (interactive selection)
- fbrr - git checkout branch (include remotes). (interactive selection)
- ; is remapped to : for commands so you don't have to press shift :)
- <space> is the leader key
- <space> w - save current file
- <space> x - close current buffer while maintaining window arrangment
- <tab> - next buffer
- <shift> <tab> - previous buffer
- <space> q - quit while preserving window arrangements
- \ - Open file browser (NERDTree)
- <space> o - Open file selector. Supports fuzzy matching like "TMF" for "TheMainFile.scala"
- <Ctrl-f> - Toggle between buffers, files, and most recently used files modes
- <Ctrl-r> - Toggle regex searching
- <Ctrl-n> - Select next occurence of word
- Use normal mode operations like c, d, etc
- <space> u - Open undo tree (Gundo)
- <space> ss {name} - save your current session to preserve open files, etc.
- <space> so - restore a session you saved with ss. Use <tab> to iterate through options.
- <space> v - Edit .vimrc
- <space> V - Reload .vimrc