@adrianopinaffo
Your contente is very good and you started in a great way I think. It is a shame that you stopped vim tricks
@finster101
I'd forgotten about the table option for column, thanks for reminding me. I have a quick tip for you but you may already know about it: after turning line numbers in your .vimrc (set number) you might want to add set relativenumber too. It shows the absolute line number of the file at current line the cursor is on but it also shows the number of lines up and down from that point, relative from that line. It makes counting lines SO much easier, like around 2:50 in your video.
@typ0_cratz
What happened to your channel? I watched the first two vim videos, on which I found a lot of new stuff, and was looking forward to checking out the rest of your videos, but it stopped on the second one :( , I hope you are back some day to teach us more of your wonderful knowledge :)
@baba_kebaba
i really like how you blended your vim background with your face cam. first time i saw someone do this, but it looks acually good :P
@encycl07pedia-
Thanks, Wesley. I never knew about column.
@diarmaidmac2149
The column command looks useful. Thanks!
@PavelBrilliant
Please, continue your tutorials.
@reverseila4363
Thanks!!! I see rare (in youtube) stuff in this series! Could you make a video on inoremap, noremap and the like?
@maxoumimaro
I use clang-format for my project, just map some key to :% !clang-format % (you nee to save before and after)
@migtrewornan8085
Vim has built in sort although it's not as flexible as the unix sort. I used to use column quite often until I discovered the Tabular plugin which I find easier to use. These days I only really filter through cut or awk to pick out particular columns - maybe I should have a look and see if there's a plugin to do that job.
@user-qs6dp2fw7q
Keep it up brother !
@RodrigoStuchi
👏 thank you for sharing this tip, always learning!
@РусланХаертдинов-щ4в
Thank you!
@gjermundification
Do you have a trick to create spaces inside brackets? for human legibility, i e echo( foo ) from echo(foo) also max_length = 60 from max_length=60
@randomness3235
Fantabulous, thanks!
@gery49
Try figlet as a filter. I like to use it to generate headers for my config files.
@rafi_45
wow. I am so courious to learn vim more.
@ricardorien
Amazing
@abhinavs03
Why did he stop creating vids?
@Vince-lw8qh