idea_vim_key_mappings.txt

idea vim key mappings

Plugins:

vim-surround

cs"' -> change surrounding " to '
ds" -> deletes surrouding "
ysiw[ -> surrounds inner word with []

in visual mode
S{ -> surrounds selection with {}


vim sneaks:

sxx -> search for xx characters forward. Not limited to current line
Sxx -> search for xx characters backward. Not limited to current line


NERDTree

q -> close nerd tree
s -> open split horizontal
i -> open split vertical
o -> open file


Commentary vim
[count]gcc -> comment line(s)
gcap -> comments around paragrapf
gcgc/gcu -> Uncomment the current and adjacent commented lines.
vgc -> comments selection
dgc -> delete commented line (gc in command targets comments
:[range]Commentary      Comment or uncomment [range] lines for example :1,10 Commentary to comment lines from 1 to 10


Arguments
daa -> delete argument
cia -> change argument
via -> select inner argument

ReplaceWithRegister
[count]["x]gr{motion}   Replace {motion} text with the contents of register x.
                        Especially when using the unnamed register, this is
                        quicker than "_d{motion}P or "_c{motion}<C-R>"
[count]["x]grr          Replace [count] lines with the contents of register x.
                        To replace from the cursor position to the end of the
                        line use ["x]gr$
{Visual}["x]gr          Replace the selection with the contents of register x.

Exchange

cx{motion}              Used in pairs.
                        FIRST USE: define the first region of text to be
                        exchanged. Any valid {motion} can be used.
                        SECOND USE: define the second region of text and
                        perform the exchange.
                        Note: If a region was defined accidentally, it can
                        be cleared with |cxc|

cxx                     Like |cx|, but for the current line. |linewise|

cxc                     Clear any defined region of text (previously defined
                        by a |cx| command)

{Visual}X               Can be used in |visual-mode|.