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Add a variety of window commands to vim.md

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@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ For some vim commands, I use a `<leader>` keybinding as an alternative since I f
## Starting vim ## Starting vim
- Open a file at a particular line number: `vim +<number> <file>` - Open a file at a specific line number: `vim +<number> <file>`
- Open multiple files in separate tabs: `vim -p <files>` - Open multiple files in separate tabs: `vim -p <files>`
- Open all files that contain the function / variable / string `str` in the current directory: `vim -p "grep -l <str> [files]"` - Open all files that contain the function / variable / string `str` in the current directory: `vim -p "grep -l <str> [files]"`
- Note that `[files]` is optional, allowing you to only search for e.g. `*.js` files - Note that `[files]` is optional, allowing you to only search for e.g. `*.js` files
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Note that there are a lot of buffer commands, however, I only document the ones I actively use here. Note that there are a lot of buffer commands, however, I only document the ones I actively use here.
There are also a lot of window commands; however, I don't need to use most of them. - Switch to the next window: `<C-w>w`
- Switch to a specific window: `<C-w><h/j/k/l>`
- Move a window up *or* to the left: `<C-w>R`
- Move a window down *or* to the right: `<C-w>r`
- Move the current window to a specific side: `<C-w><H/J/K/L>`
Also note that vim tabs is a thing, although you really shouldn't be using them. Also note that vim tabs is a thing, although you really shouldn't be using them.