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== Quick Overview ==
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== Execute Current File using Preset Key ==
== Tips ==
=== Execute Current File using Preset Key ===
To make vi execute a script that is being edited using a function key (in this case, F5), add the following to your <code>.vimrc</code>
To make vi execute a script that is being edited using a function key (in this case, F5), add the following to your <code>.vimrc</code>


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== Toggle Line Numbers ==
=== Toggle Line Numbers ===
To make vi toggle line numbers using a key (in this case, F4), add the following to your <code>.vimrc</code>
To make vi toggle line numbers using a key (in this case, F4), add the following to your <code>.vimrc</code>


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Revision as of 05:52, 29 March 2015

Quick Overview

TODO: Write guide from onenote.

Tips

Execute Current File using Preset Key

To make vi execute a script that is being edited using a function key (in this case, F5), add the following to your .vimrc

" Mapping F5 to run hashbang scripts
" Will save, then run the interpreter.
au BufEnter * if match( getline(1) , '^\#!') == 0 |
\ execute("let b:interpreter = getline(1)[2:]") |
\endif

fun! CallInterpreter()
    if exists("b:interpreter")
         exec ("w")
         exec ("!".b:interpreter." %")
    endif
endfun

map <F5> :call CallInterpreter()<CR>

Toggle Line Numbers

To make vi toggle line numbers using a key (in this case, F4), add the following to your .vimrc

" Map F4 to toggle line numbers
map <F4> :set nonumber!<CR>


Multi-line Edit

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