Using Split Windows With Vim
Vim allows you to use multiple windows in the same terminal screen. You can split them horizontally and vertically and move between them with shortcuts.
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Getting Started
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Additional Tips
- Delete All Lines of a File in Vim
- How to Show Line Numbers in Vim
- Go to Beginning or End of File in Vim
- Show Hidden Special Characters in Vim
- Delete Multiple Lines in Vim
- Enable Syntax Highlighting in Vim
- Go to a Specific Line in Vim
- Move Cursor to Beginning or End of Line in Vim
- Set Indentation Width to 2 or 4 Spaces (or Tab) in Vim
- Split Vim Workspace Vertically or Horizontally
- Navigating Up or Down a Page in Vim
- Copy Paste Text to and from System Clipboard in Vim
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Advanced Tips
- Color Schemes in Vim: How to Change and Use Them
- Getting Comfortable with Visual Mode in Vim
- Complete Guide to Buffers in Vim
- How to Extend Vim's Functionality by Adding Plugins
- Use vimdiff Like a Vim Pro
- Using Autocomplete in Vim
- Using Split Windows With Vim
- Using Mouse Mode in Vim
- Using Tabbed Interface in Vim