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2020-05-01T19:52:33Z

Tabs (windows)

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			== convert tabs to spaces ==
			<source lang=bash>
			# The expandtab property will ensure that when you hit tab it will actually use spaces
			set tabstop=2 shiftwidth=2 expandtab

			# Convert existing tabs to spaces
			:retab
			</source>
	== Tabs (windows) ==		== Tabs (windows) ==
	<source lang=bash>		<source lang=bash>

2020-05-01T19:50:47Z

Tabs

2020-02-29T13:56:31Z

References

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	[GCC 5.4.0 20160609]		[GCC 5.4.0 20160609]
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			= Vscode =
			[https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/customization/keybindings#_editorwindow-management window] management hotkeys:
			* <code>Ctrl</code>+<code>1</code> Focus into Left Editor Group
			* <code>Ctrl</code>+<code>2</code> Focus into Side Editor Group
			* <code>Ctrl</code>+<code>3</code> Focus into Right Editor Group
			* <code>Ctrl</code>+<code>K</code> Ctrl+Left Focus into Editor Group on the Left
			* <code>Ctrl</code>+<code>K</code> Ctrl+Right Focus into Editor Group on the Right

	= References =		= References =

2020-02-29T13:50:12Z

Pio2pio moved page VI and VIM text editor to Vi, Vim, Vscode editors without leaving a redirect: added vscode to the bunch

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2020-02-17T08:12:02Z

Split screens, multiple windows (aka viewports)

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	C^w,o :only # close all except current		C^w,o :only # close all except current
	C^w,w # jump to next windows		C^w,w # jump to next windows
	C^w,<n-lines>,- or +# shrink/large window by n lines		C^w,<n-lines>,- or +# shrink/large window by n lines (default: 1 line)
	C^w,<n-colum>,< or ># shrink/large window by n columns		C^w,<n-colum>,< or ># shrink/large window by n columns (default: 1 char-column)
			C^w,\| # zoom horizontal
			C^w,<n-colum>,\| # set current window width to N (default: widest possible)
			C^w,_ # zoom vertical
			C^w,<n-lines>,_ # set current window height to N (default: highest possible)
	C^w,= # same size for all windows		C^w,= # same size for all windows

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	:wincmd k :- move to window above		:wincmd k :- move to window above

	# ~~Close~~ all splits (viewports) - 'quit all'		# All splits actions
	:qa		:qa # close all splits (viewports) - 'quit all'
			:wa # write all
	</source>		</source>

2020-02-16T14:11:24Z

Split screens, multiple windows (aka viewports)

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	:wincmd k :- move to window above		:wincmd k :- move to window above

	# Close all splits (viewports)		# Close all splits (viewports) - 'quit all'
	:qa		:qa
	</source>		</source>

2020-02-16T14:10:48Z

Split windows, multiple windows

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	== Split ~~windows~~, multiple windows ==		== Split screens, multiple windows (aka viewports) ==
	<source lang=bash>		<source lang=bash>
	vim -O\|o file1 file2 file2 # open multiple files in the split window '-o' horizontal or '-O' vertical layout		vim -O\|o file1 file2 file2 # open multiple files in the split window '-o' horizontal or '-O' vertical layout
	vim -O2 file* # open maximum 2 files in vsplit		vim -O2 file* # open maximum 2 files in vsplit

	c^w,<nhjkl> :new # create a split window into a cursor direction		c^w,<nhjkl> :new # create a split window into a cursor direction
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	C^w,<n-colum>,< or ># shrink/large window by n columns		C^w,<n-colum>,< or ># shrink/large window by n columns
	C^w,= # same size for all windows		C^w,= # same size for all windows

	# Unverified		# Unverified
	:wincmd j :- move to window below		:wincmd j :- move to window below
	:wincmd k :- move to window above		:wincmd k :- move to window above

			# Close all splits (viewports)
			:qa
	</source>		</source>

2020-02-13T08:25:52Z

Split windows, multiple windows

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	<source lang=bash>		<source lang=bash>
	vim -O\|o file1 file2 file2 # open multiple files in the split window '-o' horizontal or '-O' vertical layout		vim -O\|o file1 file2 file2 # open multiple files in the split window '-o' horizontal or '-O' vertical layout
			vim -O2 file* # open maximum 2 files in vsplit

	c^w,<nhjkl> :new # create a split window into a cursor direction		c^w,<nhjkl> :new # create a split window into a cursor direction

2020-02-13T08:24:26Z

Split windows, multiple windows

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	== Split windows, multiple windows ==		== Split windows, multiple windows ==
	<source lang=bash>		<source lang=bash>
			vim -O\|o file1 file2 file2 # open multiple files in the split window '-o' horizontal or '-O' vertical layout

	c^w,<nhjkl> :new # create a split window into a cursor direction		c^w,<nhjkl> :new # create a split window into a cursor direction
	C^w,s :split # horizontal split window		C^w,s :split # horizontal split window

2020-02-13T08:22:46Z

Vimdiff - diff compare

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	== Vimdiff - diff compare ==		== Vimdiff - diff compare ==
	~~Compare~~ multiple files using ~~Screen program widows like~~		Show differences of multiple files (up to 4) using vim
	vimdiff -d file1 file2		<source lang=bash>
			vimdiff file1 file2
			vimdiff -O file1 file2 file3
			# -o\|O split horizontal\|vertical
			</source>

	== Comparison tools ==		== Comparison tools ==