g;

Go to older position in changelist.

g,

Go to newer position in changelist.

%

Jump to matching opening or closing parenthesis.

/[term]

Search for term.

/[term]/e

Search for term and put the cursor at the end.

*

Highlight all occurrences of current word under cursor. Hit *, n, N to traverse through all ocurrences.

:s/[search]/[replace]/

Search and replace first occurrence.

:%s/[search]/[replace]/

Search and replace all occurrences in the document.

set spell spelllang=en_us

Enable spell for american english.

[s, ]s

Navigate through spelling errors.

z=

Make correction from suggestions.

gqq

Format current line.

gqap

Format current paragraph.

:cd [path]

Change global working dir to [path].

:cd %:p:h

Change global working dir to current file's dir.

:lcd

Same as :cd but for the local window.

:pwd

Display current workng dir.

Erros list window generated after :make command.

:cw

Open quickfix window.

<leader>cc

See the error in current line.

:cc, :cn, :cp

See the current/next/previous error.

:clist

List all errors.

<F4>

Open tag list. Then o opens tag definition, p previews tag definition.

<ALT>-<RIGHT>

Go to tag definition of term under the cursor.

<ALT>-<LEFT>

Go back in tag stack.

!ctags -R .

Generate tag file recursevily

:make

Run pylint on current buffer.

See quickfix section to browser errors.

<leader>t

Opens command-t window, it loads current directory files recursevily. Some files like *~ are not loaded.

Type a pattern

The matching lets you use any single chars found in your target file. For example: "d/v/p/c" will include "dotfiles/vim/plugins/command-t.vim".

<leader>lj

Open buffer list.

<leader>lf

Open file explorer.

<leader>lr

Open file explorer from here.

<leader>lb

Open buffer explorer.

<leader>lg

Open grep-enabled buffer explorer.