On 08/04/2013 16:49, Marc Weber wrote:
:h motion.txt will tell you many ways and there are some more useful
plugins.
I agree. Vim allows motion in several ways, and there is no "right" way
to do things.
You can move the cursor down with any of the following and more:
single line: j
several lines: 4j
page: ^f
half page: ^d
words: 6w
paragraphs: 3(
absolute line number: :34
relative line number: :-3
search: /regex
file percentage: 50%
If I have to browse documentation, I really like to have <Space> act as
<PgDn>
just like browsers and "man" do, because the spacebar is such a
comfortable key.
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