[akurilin]

I've been reading through the brand new Practical Vim by Pragmatic Bookshelf, it goes pretty in depth in this and much much more: http://pragprog.com/book/dnvim/practical-vim

[edanm]

What is the level of the book? Is it worth getting if I'm a pretty heavy vim user already, or is it more of a beginner's guide?

[nazri1]

I'd say the best way to learn more about vim if you are already a heavy vim user is to join both the vim-dev and vim users mailing list in google groups. People post questions in the vim user mailing list every day and I've learned many new things just by reading the answer that other people gave.

[antidoh]

"if you master the techniques in this book, you’ll never need another text editor. In 120 Vim recipes, you’ll quickly learn the editor’s core functionality"

If you're a heavy vim user then you probably already know the editor's core functionality.

"and tackle your trickiest editing and writing tasks"

But wait! Tricky tasks. It's for everybody!

[farslan]

Same here. Need something for advance vim users.

[mattbriggs]

IMO once you get past knowing the core stuff on an editor, the next frontier is scripting. If you would consider yourself advanced in vim, I would suggest starting to learn VimL