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If you are calling every single button press a command then i(insert), m(mark), %(brace match), w(save), q(quit), /(search), s/(search and replace), y(copy), p(paste), d(cut). That covers 90% of what I do in vim. Add in R (overwrite mode), o (start a new line), !(run a command at the command line then return to the file you were editing), crtl-ws (split windows), Ctrl-ww (switch windows),Ctrl-p (auto complete), various movement keys(I really only use h,j,k,l, $,^,Ctrl-f, Ctrl-b) and you have 100% of what I know about Vi. Definitely not a power user but it gets the job done faster than any other editor I have tried. I find just the first 10 are faster than using notepad or its replacements. Throw in a few Vim addons like a source control plugin and tags, and it becomes fairly nice. |