Setup on Linux

To set up Neovim on Linux, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository to your ~/.config/ directory using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/jgsn13/nvim ~/.config/

2. Proceed with further configurations and customizations as per your requirements.

Feel free to explore the repository and adapt the Neovim settings to suit your coding needs.

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Useful guidelines

• Change contents within curly braces, including the braces themselves: ci{.
• Copy current line and the next 5 lines below it: y5j.
• Cut current paragraph and paste it elsewhere: dap.
• Delete contents inside double quotes, excluding the quotes themselves: di".
• Select current paragraph visually: vip.
• Convert current line to lowercase: guu.
• Copy current word: yiw.
• Change contents within an HTML tag: cit.
• Copy from current line up to second occurrence of "foo" in the document: y2/foo.
• Cut current block of code and paste it elsewhere: dap.
• Delete current word, excluding surrounding whitespace: diw.
• Select current paragraph and join it with the next paragraph: vipJ.
• Prevent repeating keystrokes of k, j, h, l within a time frame.
• Optimize editing efficiency by substituting c$ with C.
• Minimize use of arrow keys and the mouse.
• Perform vertical movement on the screen using relative jumps like 5k or 12j.
• Use shortcuts (CTRL-U, CTRL-D, CTRL-B, CTRL-F, gg, G) for vertical movement outside the visible screen.
• Enable short-distance horizontal movement with word-motion commands (w, W, b, B, e, E, ge, gE).
• Facilitate medium to long-distance horizontal movement with commands (f, F, t, T, 0, ^, $, ,, ;).
• Utilize operator commands with motion or text-objects (ci{, y5j, dap) whenever applicable.
• Use macros to record and playback keystrokes: q<register> to start/stop recording and @<register> to execute.
• Open command-line window with q: for executing Ex commands and editing them before execution.
• Navigate quickly with marks by setting (ma) and jumping ('a) to specific locations in the file.
• Leverage registers ("ayiw) to store and manipulate text snippets for later use ("ap for pasting).

License

This project is licensed under the GPL-2.0 License. For more information, please see GNU General Public License version 2.0.