Vim Snippets

Create quickmarks across files⚑

Use capital letters for the mark.

http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Using_marks

Marks can span across files. To use such marks one has to use upper-case registers i.e. A-Z. Lower-case registers are used only within files and do not span files. That's to say, if you were to set a mark in a file foo.c in register "a" and then move to another file and hit 'a, the cursor will not jump back to the previous location. If you want a mark which will take you to a different file then you will need to use an upper-case register. For example, use mA instead of ma.

Search for different strings in the same search query⚑

* DONE\|* REJECTED\|* DUPLICATED

Get the name of the file shown⚑

:f (:file) will do same as <C-G>. :f! will give a untruncated version, if applicable.

Run a command when opening vim⚑

nvim -c ':DiffViewOpen'

Run lua snippets⚑

Run lua snippet within neovim with :lua <your snippet>. Useful to test the commands before binding it to keys.

Bind a lua function to a key binding⚑

key.set({'n'}, 't', ":lua require('neotest').run.run()<cr>", {desc = 'Run the closest test'})

Use relativenumber⚑

If you enable the relativenumber configuration you'll see how to move around with 10j or 10k.