Vim ShortcutFoo Cheat Sheet by BradRhodes

k	Move up one line
j	Move down one line
h	Move left one character
l	Move right one character
e	Move to end of word
b	Move to beginning of word
$	Move to end of line
O	Move to beginning of line
H	Move to first line of screen
M	Move to middle line of screen
L	Move to last line of screen
w	Move to next word
b	Move to previous word

ce	Change rest of current word
dw	Delete word
i	Insert
I	Insert at start of line
a	Append
A	Append at end of line
o	Insert new line below
O	Insert new line above
r	Change char and return to cmd mode
R	Enter replace mode
ESC	Go to command mode

fw	Move to next 'w' on line
Fw	Move to previous 'w' on line
tw	Move before next 'w' on line
Tw	Move before previous 'w' on line
;	Repeat last f, F, t, or T
5j	Move down 5 lines
5k	Move up 5 lines

5w	Move 5 words forward
5b	Move 5 words backward
ctrl+e	Scroll down
ctrl+y	Scroll up
gg	Go to beginning of file
G	Go to end of file
12G	Go to line 12
ctrl+f	Move forward one screen
ctrl+b	Move backward one screen

yy	Yank (copy) line
y$	Yank (copy) to end of line
ye	Yank (copy) to end of word
dd	Delete (cut) current line
5dd	Delete 5 lines
d2w	Delete (cut) next 2 words
D	Delete (cut) to end of line (one char)
p	Paste

P	Paste before cursor
u	Undo
U	Undo all changes to current line
ctrl+r	Redo
.	Repeat last change
5.	Repeat last change 5 times
de	Delete (cut) to end of word
d$	Delete (cut) to end of line

^	Move to first non-wh­ite­space char
20|	Go to column 20
ctrl+o	Move to older position
ctrl+i	Move to newer position
zt	Scroll current line to top of window

:w filename↵	Write selection to 'filename'
v	Visual mode select characters
V	Visual mode highlight lines
~	Swap case
>	Shift right
<	Shift left
c	Change highli­ghted text
y	Yank (copy) highli­ghted text
d	Cut highli­ghted text
=	Re-indent selection

:e filename↵	Set current buffer to 'filename'
:sp↵	New window above
:vs↵	New window to left
:q↵	Close current window
:qa↵	Close all windows

:q!↵	Quit without saving
:wq↵	Save and exit
:x↵	Save and exit if modified
:r filename↵	Read and insert 'filename'
:r !cmd↵	Execute and insert results of 'cmd'
:!rm filename↵	Delete 'filename'
:e↵	Open new file
ctrl+g	Show file info
ga	Show character info
:w↵	Save changes
:q↵	Quit

:marks↵	Show bookmarks
ma	Mark position 'a'
`a	Go to bookmark position 'a'
``	Go to previous position

:s/foo­/bar↵	Replace first 'foo' with 'bar' on line
:s/foo­/bar/g↵	Replace all 'foo' with 'bar' on line
:%s/fo­o/b­ar/g↵	Replace all 'foo' with 'bar' in file
:%s/fo­o/bar↵	Replace first 'foo' with 'bar' on every line
:s/foo­/ba­r/gc↵	Confirm replace all 'foo' with 'bar' on line
:s/foo­/bar/i↵	Ignore case replace first 'foo' with 'bar'
rx	Replace current char with 'x'
:%s/fo­o/b­ar/gc↵	Confirm replace all 'foo' with 'bar' in file
:2,9s/­foo­/bar/g↵	Replace all 'foo' with 'bar' between lines 2 and 9

/foo↵	Search forwards for 'foo'
?foo↵	Search backwards for 'foo'
n	Search next
N	Search previous
*	Search for current word forward
:set nois↵	Turn off increm­ental search
:set ic↵	Set ignore case
:set is↵	Set increm­ental search
:set hls	Set highlight matching phrases

vim -t foo↵	Start editing where foo is defined
:help cmd↵	Lookup 'cmd' in help
:make↵	Run make
:!ls↵	Run 'ls' command
ctrl+n	Move autoco­mplete forward
ctrl+p	Move autoco­mplete backward
ctrl+x	Move language autoco­mplete forward
ctrl+o	Move language autoco­mplete backward
K	Look up word in man pages
yw	Yank to beginning of next word

vim -t foo↵	Start editing where foo is defined
:help cmd↵	Lookup 'cmd' in help
:make↵	Run make
:!ls↵	Run 'ls' command
ctrl+n	Move autoco­mplete forward
ctrl+p	Move autoco­mplete backward
ctrl+x	Move language autoco­mplete forward
ctrl+o	Move language autoco­mplete backward
K	Look up word in man pages
yw	Yank to beginning of next word