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This post extracts some knowledge from Chapter 1 -- The Vim Way.

[!TIP] Meet the Dot Command

The dot command lets us repeat the last change.

The >G command increases the indentation from the current line until the end of the file.

[!TIP] Don't Repeat Yourself

Compound Command	Equivalent in Longhand
C	c$
s	cl
S	^C
I	^i

[!TIP] Take One Step Back, Then Three Forward

[!TIP] Act, Repeat, Reverse

Intent	Act	Repeat	Reverse
Make a change	{edit}	.	u
Scan line for next character	f{char} / t{char}	;	,
Scan line for previous character	F{char} / T{char}	;	,
Scan document for next match	/pattern<CR>	n	N
Scan document for previous match	?pattern<CR>	n	N
Perform substitution	:s/target/replacement	&	u
Execute a sequence of changes	qx{changes}q	@x	u

[!TIP] Find and Replace by Hand

* executes a search for the word under the cursor.

[!TIP] Meet the Dot Formula

The Ideal: One Keystroke to Move, One Keystroke to Execute

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原文链接：https://zhuang.dev/reading/practical-vim/01-the-vim-way/