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            [0] => <div class="wikitext"><p class="tightenable top">For a <i>big</i> vim tips page, check
out 
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<p class="tightenable">For <i>java</i> vim tips, check out

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            [4] => </p>
<p class="tightenable bottom">For <i>ruby</i> vim tips (such as how to get 
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            [6] =>  to work with ruby) read 
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            [8] =>  and 
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<p class="tightenable bottom">All these tips assume normal mode unless they state otherwise. These are tips assuming you can fire up and exit vim, this is not where you should start learning about vim.</p>
<ul><li class="tightenable top bottom">Using the '*' key searches for the word under the cursor, use '#' to do the same thing backwards.</li>
<li class="tightenable top bottom">Using the '%' key on brackets {} () [] will find the matching one.</li>
<li class="tightenable top bottom">Using the '.' key will repeat last change</li>
<li class="tightenable top bottom">Use 'u' to undo, use Ctrl-r to remove the undo</li>
<li class="tightenable top bottom">Hitting 'gf' will open the file under cursor</li>
<li class="tightenable top bottom">bufdo ... will apply '...' to all open buffers</li>
<li class="tightenable top bottom">(Insert Mode) Control-n and Control-p will autocomplete the current word by looking forward or backward in the currently open file(s). Can be bound to tab by using 
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            [12] => . Check out the help for 'complete' to set where Vim will search for autocomplete words.</li>
<li class="tightenable top bottom">:g/this/d applies an Ex command to all lines that match 'this' -- if you are uncomfortable with Ex command, you can go into normal mode. :g/this/normal dd (just like hitting 'dd' in normal mode on any line with 'this' in it)</li>
<li class="tightenable top bottom">If you have really long lines and wrapping turned on, you can map j and k to move down/up to the next visible line by doing ':nmap j gj' and ':nmap k gk'</li>
<li class="tightenable top bottom">to maximize a window, type &quot;:simalt x&quot;</li>
</ul>
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    [_description] => All these tips assume normal mode unless they state otherwise. These are tips assuming you can fire up and exit vim, this is not where you should start learning about vim.
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