The Vim Part Two - More Commands DistroTube
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Date: 2022-03-30
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fatcatsound
Very good job on the video. Appreciate the tutorial. On a sidenote, concerning the microphone deployment, I would offer a suggestion to try that would improve the sound and clear the sightlines. If you raise the Baby Bottle to where the capsule is approximately at your eyebrows and angle down to point at the area in front of your mic, you can lose the pop filter, which does alter the sound, and the sound is more natural requiring less EQ in post. This is not to say that it doesn't sound good, already. Just something I tried based on older recording techniques that I was sold on the first time I tried it.
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Very good job on the video. Appreciate the tutorial. On a sidenote, concerning the microphone deployment, I would offer a suggestion to try that would improve the sound and clear the sightlines. If you raise the Baby Bottle to where the capsule is approximately at your eyebrows and angle down to point at the area in front of your mic, you can lose the pop filter, which does alter the sound, and the sound is more natural requiring less EQ in post. This is not to say that it doesn't sound good, already. Just something I tried based on older recording techniques that I was sold on the first time I tried it.
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santiago
-Great tutorial! -
Just a comment: Wouldn't -w- recognize -, . ) ( ] [- and others as words, issuing -dw- would not delete a word.
Having written -function name)- deleting just the -name- using -dw- would be impossible. As it would delete the symbol too. At the same time typing -dw- in this array -[adfb, adfbsd, dfgdf]- would remove the whole thing afaik (try -dW- to check it out.
Ideally it should delete a-zA-Z and navigate using a-zA-Z + symbols. But -w- is the same command.
There is a compromise between -word- movements and -delete- ops and we have to choose sides.
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-Great tutorial! -
Just a comment: Wouldn't -w- recognize -, . ) ( ] [- and others as words, issuing -dw- would not delete a word.
Having written -function name)- deleting just the -name- using -dw- would be impossible. As it would delete the symbol too. At the same time typing -dw- in this array -[adfb, adfbsd, dfgdf]- would remove the whole thing afaik (try -dW- to check it out.
Ideally it should delete a-zA-Z and navigate using a-zA-Z + symbols. But -w- is the same command.
There is a compromise between -word- movements and -delete- ops and we have to choose sides.
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Juan
one little note, 'Shift+i' places you into Insert mode at the beginning of that line, I feel like the way you explained it might have been a bit confusing
also as for the substitute command '%s/Dererk/DT/g' you don't need the 'g' at the end, what the g does is change every occurence of Derek in that line to DT, so say for example you had a line that read:
Derek Taylor Derek
and you used '%s/Derek/DT/g' it would change to:
DT Taylor DT
but if you just used '%s/Derek/DT/' it would change to:
DT Taylor Derek
otherwise a very informative video for my favorite editor
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one little note, 'Shift+i' places you into Insert mode at the beginning of that line, I feel like the way you explained it might have been a bit confusing
also as for the substitute command '%s/Dererk/DT/g' you don't need the 'g' at the end, what the g does is change every occurence of Derek in that line to DT, so say for example you had a line that read:
Derek Taylor Derek
and you used '%s/Derek/DT/g' it would change to:
DT Taylor DT
but if you just used '%s/Derek/DT/' it would change to:
DT Taylor Derek
otherwise a very informative video for my favorite editor
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Cheese
Thanks for the video Derek, very informative as always! I'm curious to know if you've ever had the chance to fiddle around with the Plan 9 environment - more specifically the acme editor. It uses a very different paradigm from vim & emacs which are very keyboard-centric, and puts a lot more power into the mouse. It was quite the adjustment, but I've grown to really enjoy the way its command system works and how it easily integrates with the rest of the system. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! Cheers!
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Thanks for the video Derek, very informative as always! I'm curious to know if you've ever had the chance to fiddle around with the Plan 9 environment - more specifically the acme editor. It uses a very different paradigm from vim & emacs which are very keyboard-centric, and puts a lot more power into the mouse. It was quite the adjustment, but I've grown to really enjoy the way its command system works and how it easily integrates with the rest of the system. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! Cheers!
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Baggio
The two tutorials are so well paced, and the presentation so lucid it made it really easy to follow along and kept me hooked to learn more - no fluff, just direct tips and instructions - one of my favourite styles of presentation! Thank you so much Derek, really appreciate the effort gone into preparing and filming the tutorials. -
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The two tutorials are so well paced, and the presentation so lucid it made it really easy to follow along and kept me hooked to learn more - no fluff, just direct tips and instructions - one of my favourite styles of presentation! Thank you so much Derek, really appreciate the effort gone into preparing and filming the tutorials. -
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migue7490
I switched to vim after switching to i3, it is a very good editor, it takes time to configure but is powerful. Now my highlight when I search and informative text in normal mode dissappeared and is kinda annoying but it is probably my vimrc.
Awesome tutorial I was waiting for it!
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I switched to vim after switching to i3, it is a very good editor, it takes time to configure but is powerful. Now my highlight when I search and informative text in normal mode dissappeared and is kinda annoying but it is probably my vimrc.
Awesome tutorial I was waiting for it!
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NekoiNemo
16: 00 If anyone is also wondering why question mark search is a thing: logs. The way you generally diagnose logs is to go to the very end and then try to find the last occurrence of whatever you're looking for, and then go backwards from that
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16: 00 If anyone is also wondering why question mark search is a thing: logs. The way you generally diagnose logs is to go to the very end and then try to find the last occurrence of whatever you're looking for, and then go backwards from that
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Jandro
you know how we moved from the stone age to the bronze age? or when we all finally understood that slavery was wrong? gee why do we still have to use this thing? Here we are, taking a course to use a freaking text editor -
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you know how we moved from the stone age to the bronze age? or when we all finally understood that slavery was wrong? gee why do we still have to use this thing? Here we are, taking a course to use a freaking text editor -
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Maciej
Great tutorials.
Thank you very much.
I'm beginning to understand VIM's workflow
Please, do more VIM tutorials. For example, copying and pasting between VIM and other programs, I found it quite difficult
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Great tutorials.
Thank you very much.
I'm beginning to understand VIM's workflow
Please, do more VIM tutorials. For example, copying and pasting between VIM and other programs, I found it quite difficult
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Jenrry
Hello a I have a question, I want to copy one colum to another file with vim, I see you select a column from top to end but how can you copy just one column and paste that column to another file using vim?
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Hello a I have a question, I want to copy one colum to another file with vim, I see you select a column from top to end but how can you copy just one column and paste that column to another file using vim?
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