Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "Vim Tips And Tricks Some Of My Favorite Vim Commands" video.

  1.  @sub-harmonik  As in, I want to edit this file, just kidding?
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  2. I like to use tabs and line numbers in vim, so in my ~/.vimrc I've got: set number relativenumber set showtabline=2 " tabe for opening a file in a tab, just hit enter to make it unnamed nmap \t :tabe nmap <Tab> :tabn<cr> nmap <S-Tab> :tabp<cr>
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  3. And if you add c to the end of the line with :%s it will ask about each replacement so you can reject it selectively.
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  4. I'm curious why you'd calculate that way as opposed to just echo $(( ... )) or echo '...' | bc -ql ?
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  5. Add a c at the end to have it ask about each substitution as well.
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