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howtos:cli_manual:first_steps [2012/11/17 15:11 (UTC)] – [The dokuwiki Plugin] typo markushhowtos:cli_manual:first_steps [2013/02/17 20:18 (UTC)] (current) – [c. Vim] Added a new external link sycamorex
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 ===== c. Vim ===== ===== c. Vim =====
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-<note>Work in Progress</note> 
  
 Vim and the other vi-clones are very different from other types of editors. vi has two modes, **insert-mode** and **command-mode**. \\ Vim and the other vi-clones are very different from other types of editors. vi has two modes, **insert-mode** and **command-mode**. \\
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 <code>vimtutor</code> <code>vimtutor</code>
  
-After you've made the first steps you may want to use the [[http://www.viemu.com/vi-vim-cheat-sheet.gif|vi cheat-sheet]] More useful information is in the [[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Learning_the_vi_Editor|wikibook]] and [[http://www.sbernard.ee/vince.html|this page]] will give you an even deeper insight. +=== Useful external links ===
  
-Vim has it's own very large help-system. When you're using Vim and need help, you can (in command-mode) type <code>:help</code> If you need help regarding special subject (here as an example macros), simply type<code>:help macro</code> For an overview of the Vim-help type <code>:help help</code>and if you're totally confused the command<code>:help!</code>will surely help you.+  * After you've made the first steps you may want to use the //[[http://www.viemu.com/vi-vim-cheat-sheet.gif|vi cheat-sheet]]// 
 +  * A nice interactive [[http://www.openvim.com/tutorial.html|vim tutorial]] 
 +  * More information is in the //[[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Learning_the_vi_Editor|wikibook]]// 
 +  * //[[http://www.sbernard.ee/vince.html|this page]]// will give you an even deeper insight. 
 +  * Here's a very helpful text about //[[http://www.moolenaar.net/habits.html|efficient text editing]]//  
  
 +=== The help system ===
 +
 +Vim has it's own very large help-system. When you're using Vim and need help, you can (in command-mode) type <code>:help</code> If you need help regarding special subject (here as an example macros), simply type<code>:help macro</code> For an overview of the Vim-help type <code>:help help</code>and if you're totally confused the command<code>:help!</code>will surely help you.
 ==== The dokuwiki Plugin ==== ==== The dokuwiki Plugin ====
  
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 <code>set ft=dokuwiki</code> <code>set ft=dokuwiki</code>
 If you need syntax highlighting for the <nowiki><key></nowiki> plugin of dokuwiki (which is not by default supported by the dokuwiki plugin), you can insert the lines: If you need syntax highlighting for the <nowiki><key></nowiki> plugin of dokuwiki (which is not by default supported by the dokuwiki plugin), you can insert the lines:
-<code>syn region dokuwikiKeyboard start="< key>" end="< /key>"+<code>syn region dokuwikiKeyboard start="<key>" end="</key>"
 hi link dokuwikiKeyboard Comment</code> hi link dokuwikiKeyboard Comment</code>
-to the plugin (without the spaces within the tags!).+ 
 +to the plugin.
 ====== Chapter Navigation ====== ====== Chapter Navigation ======
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