Awesome, had a blast working on this collaboration video. Great stuff Ben!

@arturocolton1485

2 жыл бұрын

instaBlaster...

Oh man this was the best video on vim that I have watched after the thoughtbot ones

That was a really fun video to watch. Thanks!

@BenKadel

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you good sir! Glad you liked it!

Awesome stuff 😁

I started on Bill Joy's vi, early 80s (I am an ancient). A magnificent design, that. I still have the muscle memory; I use neovim now. The main point was that you don't actually write code a lot, you spend most of your time editing, moving around, searching. Do that on a VAX., you need to be tight and efficient. And terse.

Pulling ticket numbers from clubhouse is inspired, I should write myself something for JIRA. With an API key I might not need to be connected to VPN, too!

yo that figlet stuff for note taking is cool

Wholesome

Here is my way. Press "*" on the word you want to change. In command mode type "s//the_new_word"

@BenKadel

4 жыл бұрын

Thats baller! Hell yes! thanks for that!

@Megalcristo2

4 жыл бұрын

Or put the cursor over the world and then in command-line press ctrl-r ctrl-w

@TamaMcGlinn

Жыл бұрын

In this particular case, since we are renaming a variable, we could also use LSP and bind `vim.lsp.buf.rename()` to a keybinding of choice

Great video. For rename you could use CocRename as well.

@BenKadel

4 жыл бұрын

Ahhh cool thats a good one! I dont use CoC as of yet but when i finally make the transition ill try that out! Also ill let Mikey know too! TY!

hey?! why so short? ;) nice :)

You can use tmux with vim to improve your workflow

@BenKadel

4 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah you can! I think (could be wrong) but I think personally myself and Mikey both use Tmux in our normal flows. I absolutely couldn't live without it anymore to be honest! Any time i forget to start a terminal session in tmux and then use the key bindings, to split a pane for example, my heart sinks when i realise i forgot and am in the rubbish none multiplexed environment haha

@TamaMcGlinn

3 жыл бұрын

You don't need tmux. Just set up some mappings for opening `:term` in a split. I have `cc` to just open a terminal, `cs` to split and open a terminal below, `csd` to open a DOS terminal, (not mapped on linux). You could add `csp` to open powershell etc. Terminal is its own buffer type, so you can apply new mappings for that, e.g. `gf` to open the file at that line and column, which is nice since often a logfile or build command outputs file locations.

@rajughorai3909

3 жыл бұрын

@@TamaMcGlinn but while dev i need to use multiple terminal so tmux is best at it.

haha, luke smith, el famoso

Tpope might as well be the pope itself

@BenKadel

2 жыл бұрын

Ahmen! Bless the T-Pope

Nano? I started using it when it was named 'pico', which was the default editor of 'pine' mail client.

@BenKadel

3 жыл бұрын

Good lord really?! thats super cool tho! Do u still use nano or you vim-ing?

@bogdananca

3 жыл бұрын

​@@BenKadel Well, vim. As plain as it can be, with very few plugins. I might be wrong, but I think the pine/pico developed into a copyright issue with, i believe, University of Washington, and then it got released as nano (pico) and alpine (pine). The code was open source, but the name was copyrighted, as far as I remember.

lol nice

First... Kinda

@BenKadel

4 жыл бұрын

Haha not this time boy!

@ViviFFIX

4 жыл бұрын

@@BenKadel I mean, first was taken by someone in the video, in my mind, that doesn't count!

@BenKadel

4 жыл бұрын

.... Ill allow it *allowing hand gestures*

great but i use this key binding the search and replace: nnoremap r :%s/\//g .................. add this to vimrc and the open any file and put you cursor under the word you want to replace and press key the leader key for you it may be the / forward slash + r and you can replace your word very easy