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vimshortcut [2025/07/07 12:35] – created karciovimshortcut [2025/07/07 12:36] (current) karcio
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 ==== How to Map Keyboard Shortcuts in Vim ==== ==== How to Map Keyboard Shortcuts in Vim ====
  
-In the mapping section we will add shortcuts to making typing longer commands easier. This will save you key strok +In the mapping section we will add shortcuts to making typing longer commands easier. This will save you key strokes and lots of time, especially for long commands.
-es and lots of time, especially for long commands.+
  
 Key mapping syntax is like this: Key mapping syntax is like this:
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   - Navigate to the line you wish to start commenting out.   - Navigate to the line you wish to start commenting out.
   - Press the **Ctrl + V** keys to enable visual mode.   - Press the **Ctrl + V** keys to enable visual mode.
-  - Select all the lines you wish to comment out using the **up** and **down** arrow keys or the letters **k** and +  - Select all the lines you wish to comment out using the **up** and **down** arrow keys or the letters **k** and **j**.
- **j**.+
   - Vim will insert a highlight at each line’s beginning to indicate the selected line   - Vim will insert a highlight at each line’s beginning to indicate the selected line
   - With the target lines selected, press **Shift + I** to enter insert mode.   - With the target lines selected, press **Shift + I** to enter insert mode.
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 ===== Uncomment Multiple Lines ===== ===== Uncomment Multiple Lines =====
  
-  - Start by navigating to the line you wish to uncomment, then press **Ctrl + V** to activate the visual block mo +  - Start by navigating to the line you wish to uncomment, then press **Ctrl + V** to activate the visual block mode
-de+  - Select all the lines you want to uncomment using the **up** and **down** arrow keys or the letters **k** and **j**.
-  - Select all the lines you want to uncomment using the **up** and **down** arrow keys or the letters **k** and * +
-*j**.+
   - Once your lines are selected, press the **X** key to remove the comments.   - Once your lines are selected, press the **X** key to remove the comments.
  
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