On 2009-11-23, lirenlin wrote:
> thanks,you are right,it works.
> do you have some suggestions for programmers who use vim?i am a fresh
> man,i found it's marvelous!
It _is_ a marvelous editor. One could write a book on effective
ways for a programmer to use Vim. I would suggest you use Google to
search for "seven habits of effective text editing". Included in
the results will be a paper given in 2000 by Bram Moolenaar, an
updated version of the paper given in 2007, and a video of Bram's
2007 presentation of that paper.
The next thing I would recommend would be executing
:help toc
and just reading the user manual. That will give you a good idea of
the overall capabilities and style of the editor, as well as how to
perform common editing tasks.
For answers to specific questions, Vim has an excellent help system.
There's a good description of its features at
:help 02.8
Finally, I've found that reading this list helps quite a bit. I'm
always learning something new from others' posts, and trying to find
answers to others' questions has taught me a lot about Vim and about
how to find answers to my own questions.
I do most of my programming in C and C++ on large projects. One of
the great things about Vim is how easily it integrates with other
tools. I make extensive use of the cscope-, tags-, make- and
grep-related commands, as well as a couple of plugins that make
working with the ClearCase version control system a breeze.
HTH,
Gary
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