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Mastering Vim
Vimisaubiquitoustexteditorthatcanbeusedforallprogramminglanguages.Ithasanextensivepluginsystemandintegrateswithmanytools.Vimoffersanextensibleandcustomizabledevelopmentenvironmentforprogrammers,makingitoneofthemostpopulartexteditorsintheworld.MasteringVimbeginswithexplaininghowtheVimeditorwillhelpyoubuildapplicationsefficiently.WiththefundamentalsofVim,youwillbetakenthroughtheVimphilosophy.Asyoumakeyourwaythroughthechapters,youwilllearnaboutadvancedmovement,textoperations,andhowVimcanbeusedasaPython(oranyotherlanguageforthatmatter)IDE.Thebookwillthencoveressentialtasks,suchasrefactoring,debugging,building,testing,andworkingwithaversioncontrolsystem,aswellaspluginconfigurationandmanagement.Intheconcludingchapters,youwillbeintroducedtoadditionalmindsetguidelines,learntopersonalizeyourVimexperience,andgoaboveandbeyondwithVimscript.Bytheendofthisbook,youwillbesufficientlyconfidenttomakeVim(oritsfork,Neovim)yourfirstchoicewhenwritingapplicationsinPythonandotherprogramminglanguages.
目錄(237章)
倒序
- coverpage
- Title Page
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Why subscribe?
- Packt.com
- Contributors
- About the author
- About the reviewer
- Packt is searching for authors like you
- Preface
- Who this book is for
- What this book covers
- Download the example code files
- Conventions used
- Get in touch
- Reviews
- Getting Started
- Technical requirements
- Let’s start a conversation (about modal interfaces)
- Installation
- Setting up on Linux
- Setting up on MacOS
- Using Homebrew
- Downloading a .dmg image
- Setting up on Windows
- Unix-like experience with Cygwin
- Installing Cygwin
- Using Cygwin
- Visual Vim with gVim
- Verifying and troubleshooting the installation
- Vanilla Vim vs gVim
- Configuring Vim with your .vimrc
- Common operations (or how to exit Vim)
- Opening files
- Changing text
- Saving and closing files
- A word about swap files
- Moving around: talk to your editor
- Making simple edits in insert mode
- Persistent undo and repeat
- Read the Vim manual using :help
- Summary
- Advanced Editing and Navigation
- Technical requirements
- Installing plugins
- Organizing workspace
- Buffers
- Plugin spotlight – unimpaired
- Windows
- Creating deleting and navigating windows
- Moving windows
- Resizing windows
- Tabs
- Folds
- Folding Python code
- Types of folds
- Navigating file trees
- Netrw
- :e with wildmenu enabled
- Plugin spotlight – NERDTree
- Plugin spotlight – Vinegar
- Plugin spotlight – CtrlP
- Navigating text
- Jumping into insert mode
- Searching with / and ?
- Searching across files
- ack
- Utilizing text objects
- Plugin spotlight – EasyMotion
- Copying and pasting with registers
- Where do the registers come in?
- Copying from outside of Vim
- Summary
- Follow the Leader - Plugin Management
- Technical requirements
- Managing plugins
- vim-plug
- Honorable mentions
- Vundle
- Do it yourself
- Pathogen
- Profiling slow plugins
- Profiling startup
- Profiling specific actions
- Deeper dive into modes
- Normal mode
- Command-line and ex modes
- Insert mode
- Visual and select mode
- Replace and virtual replace mode
- Terminal mode
- Remapping commands
- Mode – aware remapping
- The leader key
- Configuring plugins
- Summary
- Understanding the Text
- Technical requirements
- Code autocomplete
- Built-in autocomplete
- YouCompleteMe
- Installation
- Using YouCompleteMe
- Navigating the code base with tags
- Exuberant Ctags
- Automatically updating the tags
- Undo tree and Gundo
- Summary
- Build Test and Execute
- Technical requirements
- Working with version control
- Quick-and-dirty version control and Git introduction
- Concepts
- Setting up a new project
- Cloning an existing repository
- Working with Git
- Adding files committing and pushing
- Creating and merging branches
- Integrating Git with Vim (vim-fugitive)
- Resolving conflicts with vimdiff
- Comparing two files
- vimdiff and Git
- git config
- Creating merge conflict
- Resolving a merge conflict
- tmux screen and Vim terminal mode
- tmux
- Panes are just like splits
- Windows are just like tabs
- Sessions are invaluable
- tmux and Vim splits
- Screen
- Terminal mode
- Building and testing
- Quickfix list
- Location list
- Building code
- Plugin spotlight: vim-dispatch
- Testing code
- Plugin spotlight – vim-test
- Syntax checking code with linters
- Using linters with Vim
- Plugin spotlight – Syntastic
- Plugin spotlight – ALE
- Summary
- Refactoring Code with Regex and Macros
- Technical requirements
- Search or replace with regular expressions
- Search and replace
- Operations across files using arglist
- Regex basics
- Special regex characters
- Alternation and grouping
- Quantifiers or multis
- More about magic
- Magic
- No magic
- Very magic
- Applying the knowledge in practice
- Renaming a variable a method or a class
- Reordering function arguments
- Recording and playing macros
- Editing macros
- Recursive macros
- Running macros across multiple files
- Using plugins to do the job
- Summary
- Making Vim Your Own
- Technical requirements
- Playing with the Vim UI
- Color schemes
- Browsing the color schemes
- Common issues
- The status line
- Powerline
- Airline
- gVim-specific configuration
- Keeping track of configuration files
- Healthy Vim customization habits
- Optimizing your workflow
- Keeping .vimrc organized
- Summary
- Transcending the Mundane with Vimscript
- Technical requirements
- Why Vimscript?
- How to execute Vimscript
- Learning the syntax
- Setting variables
- Surfacing output
- Conditional statements
- Lists
- Dictionaries
- Loops
- Functions
- Classes
- Lambda expressions
- Map and filter
- Interacting with Vim
- File-related commands
- Prompts
- Using :help
- A word about style guides
- Let's build a plugin
- Plugin layout
- The basics
- Housekeeping
- Improving our plugin
- Distributing the plugin
- Where to take the plugin from here
- Further reading
- Summary
- Neovim
- Technical requirements
- Why make another Vim?
- Installing and configuring Neovim
- Checking health
- Sane defaults
- Oni
- Neovim plugin highlights
- Summary
- Where to Go from Here
- Seven habits of effective text editing
- Modal interfaces everywhere
- A Vim-like web browsing experience
- Vimium and Vimium-FF
- Alternatives
- Vim everywhere else
- vim-anywhere for Linux and macOS
- Text Editor Anywhere for Windows
- Recommended reading and communities
- Mailing lists
- IRC
- Other communities – learning resources
- Summary
- Other Books You May Enjoy
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