Updated cheatsheets

cheatsheets/command_line.md

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+Command Line FU
+==================
+
+<C-x> <C-e> | Opens a text editor to write a command in
+<ESC> . | The arguments from the last line
+<space> command | Command wont be saved in history
+<C-u> [...] <C-y> | Yank the current line, run another command, paste the original line
+vim -x filename | Encrypt file
+<ESC> * | Insert autocompletion results on the command line
+
+Tmux
+======================
+
+Copy Paste
+ <prefix [> Enter copy mode
+ Space Start selection
+ * Highlight Selection *
+ <CR> Copy to Tmux Buffer
+ * Navigate to Paste Location *
+ <prefix ]> Paste From Buffer
+
+Other Copy Paste
+ tmux show-buffer
+ tmux save-buffer file_name.txt
+ tmux list-buffers
+ tmux show-buffer -b [buff_index]
+ tmux save-buffer -b [buff_index]

cheatsheets/vim_cheatsheet.md

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 03/19/16 22:30:12
 ======================
 
-Ctags
+Last Edited Text
 ======================
+\ is to escape the backtick and not part of the command
+\`[ beginning of last edited
+\`] end of last edited
 
-<C-]> goto tag
-<C-w> ] open tag in preview
-[ I see where else the function/variable is used
+Substitute
+======================
+Use substitute to count occurances
+ :%s/pattern//gn
+
+ The n flag at the end is no op and therefore you just see the matches echoed in the
+ Vim command line
+
+ :h regexp
+
+Marks
+======================
+ Marks [a-Z] are local
+ Marks [A-Z] are global (between files)
+
+ Marks '[ and '] delimit the last modified text
+  - This is useful if you want to do something with text you just pasted or
+  something similar
+
+ 'a goes to a
+ `a also goes to a
+
+Range
+======================
+ (number) Absolute line number
+ . Current line
+ $ Last line in the file
+ % The current file
+ 't Location of mark t
+ /pattern/ The next line where pattern occurs
+ ?pattern? The previous line where pattern occurs
+
+ :h range
 
-Fugitive
+Moving Lines
 ======================
 
-:Git [args]
-:Gwrite stages the current file
-:Gremove
-:Gmove
-:Gcommit
-:Gblame
+ 'am/Moving/-1
+  moves the line at mark a to the line before the next occurrence of Moving
+
+ /Test/m/Moving/-1
+  moves the line starting with test to the line before the next occurrence of Moving
+
+Note
+======================
+Press C-f in command line mode to get a list of the last few commands in a buffer.
+You can edit a command as text and then hit enter to run it
 
-Syntastic
+Registers
 ======================
+Registers 1-9 are delete registers. They work like a stack
 
-:SyntasticCheck
-:Errors
-:lclose
-:lnext
-:lprevious
-:SyntasticToggleMode
+Registers are executable as macros. If you pull into a register you can execute that text
+as a macro since macro registers and copy/paste registers are the same group of registers
 
-Tmux
+Note
 ======================
+Count Operator Motion
 
-Copy Paste
- <prefix [> Enter copy mode
- Space Start selection
- * Highlight Selection *
- <CR> Copy to Tmux Buffer
- * Navigate to Paste Location *
- <prefix ]> Paste From Buffer
-
-Other Copy Paste
- tmux show-buffer
- tmux save-buffer file_name.txt
- tmux list-buffers
- tmux show-buffer -b [buff_index]
- tmux save-buffer -b [buff_index]
-
-Command Line FU
-==================
-
-<C-x> <C-e> | Opens a text editor to write a command in
-<ESC> . | The arguments from the last line
-<space> command | Command wont be saved in history
-<C-u> [...] <C-y> | Yank the current line, run another command, paste the original line
-vim -x filename | Encrypt file
-<ESC> * | Insert autocompletion results on the command line
-
-Vim Unimpaired
+External Tools
 ======================
+To read in a file or output from a command
+ :r file_name
+ :r !external command
+
+To run the current line through the stdin of an external command
+ :.![cmd]
 
-*[a* |:previous|
-*]a* |:next|
-*[A* |:first|
-*]A* |:last|
-*[b* |:bprevious|
-*]b* |:bnext|
-*[B* |:bfirst|
-*]B* |:blast|
-*[l* |:lprevious|
-*]l* |:lnext|
-*[L* |:lfirst|
-*]L* |:llast|
-*[<C-L>* |:lpfile|
-*]<C-L>* |:lnfile|
-*[q* |:cprevious|
-*]q* |:cnext|
-*[Q* |:cfirst|
-*]Q* |:clast|
-*[<C-Q>* |:cpfile| (Note that <C-Q> only works in a terminal if you disable
-*]<C-Q>* |:cnfile| flow control: stty -ixon)
-*[t* |:tprevious|
-*]t* |:tnext|
-*[T* |:tfirst|
-*]T* |:tlast|
+From normal mode to run the current line as a command
+ !!sh
+
+Note
+======================
+ :h ins-completion
 
 Vim Surround
 ======================