learning operations please refer to vim-vide

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/lzhnb/neovim-vide ~/.config/nvim

• run vimtutor in terminal to learn the base operation
• run :h in vim/neovim to refer the document of vim/neovim

:[addr]s/src/tar/[option]

• src string to be replaced
• tar string to replace
• addr searching scope:
  • n,m: from n-th to m-th line
  • %: current file globally
  • .,$: from the current to the last line
• option operation mode
  • g global replace
  • c confirm one by one
  • p indicates that the replacement displayed line by line (Ctrl+l cover)

Commonly used global replacement :%s/src/tar/g

we press ctrl-v and enter the Visual mode, then choose multiple lines(gg to the first line，G to the last line):

• press I and then enter the Insert mode, enter Esc after finishing editing, the edited content will appear in the selected lines.
• press c and then enter the Replace mode, enter Esc after replacement, the replacement will be applied to the selected lines.
• press d and delete the selected content.
• press < to indent forward Tab, press to indent backward Tab.

Our installed coc list:

coc-git
coc-highlight
coc-snippets
coc-json
coc-explorer
coc-pyright

• ctrl-n: Next completion
• ctrl-p: Previou completion
• ctrl-y: Confirm completion

Using coc-pyright to realize completion, and using jedi-vim to realize go-to. We disable the autocompletion of jedi-vim.

• <leader>d: go to definition
• K: check documentation of class or method
• <leader>n: show the usage of a name in current file
• <leader>r: rename a name

bilibili/vim-vide ayamir/nvimdots

TODO