Maybe all of this is just premature optimization…and we need more visual-type tools?!
| Shortcut | Does |
|---|---|
| Ctrl + R | Function List |
| Ctrl + P | Open a file / function |
| Ctrl + G | Go to line |
| Alt + - | Jump back |
| Alt + Shift + - | Jump forward |
VIM keybindings and tips for emacs (evil-mode). http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8483182/evil-mode-best-practice
Commonly used shortcuts by me:
| Keystroke | Action |
|---|---|
| D | Delete to end of line |
| dt <space> | Delete to character (<space>, <,> |
| O | Insert new line above current line and start inserting |
| gd | Go to declaration over cursor (Vrapper in Eclipse, with PyDev plugin) |
| (selected funky pasted stuff) + <Enter> | Vim cleans it up for you! |
| df! | Delete up to '!' |
* Vim also has visual block selection and other stuff: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1218390/what-is-your-most-productive-shortcut-with-vim?rq=1 * Some other vrapper Eclipse shortcuts. Probably not using, but gives examples of how to config eclipse things
* “Scroll” upward quickly. Probably best achieved by searching for function call.