Viminal Cheat Sheet

%s/whatIsearch/whatIchange/g	change and replace all occurrences
ctrl + p	search for file
shift + v	select
o	insert a new line in the EM
ctrl + v, shift + i (write what you want), esc + esc	column selection mode
x	delete character
A	EM in the end line
dw	delete word (need to be in the begin)
d$	delete from the CP until the EL
d0	delete from the CP until the BL
d<amount>w	delete x words
dd	delete line
<amount>dd	delete x lines
u	undo
U	undo entire line
ctrl + r	redo
w	move between words
0	go to the begin of the line
$	go to the end of the line
dd + p	delete line and past below where you are
r<character>	replace the current char with the one that you type
Yp	copy and paste line
shift + g	go to the end of the file
I (izão)	begin of the line EM
put everything in upper case	select (with v) and press U
put everything in down case	select (with v) and press u
substitute word in a file	:s
do a macro	qa + yourcommands + q, and then @a to do it again
correct words or use shortcut	:abbr Lunix Linux
repeats the last command	.
delete to the end of the line	S
changes case	~
replace something in column mode	ctrl + v, c (write what you want), esc + esc

EM = edit mode
CP = current place
EL = end of the line
BL = begin of the line

ctrl + g	show information about the file
c$	delete the rest of the line and enter in IM
ce	delete the rest of the word and enter in IM
r<character>	replace the current caracter with what you type
<numberOfTheLine>G	back to the line you were
/<text>	search for the text after the place you are
n	go to the next occurrence
N	go to the previous occurrence
?<text>	search for the text before the place you are
% (on a brackets or parentheses)	go to the corresponding bracket/parentheses
:s/thee/the	change the first occurrence in the current line from thee to the
:s/thee/the/g	change all the occurrences in the current line from thee to the
:%s/old/new/g	to change every occurrence in the whole file
:%s/old/new/gc	to find every occurrence in the whole file, with a prompt whether to substitute or not.
gg	moves to the first line of the file
:!<terminalcommand>	execute and show the result of a terminal command
:w	save changes to the file
:w <nomeofthefile>	create the file with the name typed
o	create a new line in the IM below where you are
O	create a new line in the IM above where you are
a	insert text after the cursor
e	go to the next word
R<text>	replace more than one character
v and then select what you want	enter the visual mode
y	copy what is selected
p	past the copied text
j$	go to the end of the line below where you are
set hlc	highlight the matching phrases
<number>j	go x lines below
e	go to the end of the word
b	go to the previous word
w	go to the next word
{	next paragraph

IM = insert mode

ctrl + shift + r	reverse search (keep pressing to se the other results)
cmd + t	search a file
ctrl + `	open/close a terminal
ctrl + tab \| ctrl + shift + tab	go to next tab \| go to previous tab
cmd + shift + ] \| cmd + shift + [	go to next tab \| go to previous tab
cmd + \	hide the tree view
ctrl + 0	focus on the tree view / back to the file
a (in the tree view)	add a file
cmd + shift + p	search command and options
A: rename file	select file and press m

A: atom

E: cmd + shift + f	simple format
E: cmd + shift + h	insert a horizontal line

E = evernote

Viminal Cheat Sheet by MrCosta