[kwlug-disc] I give up, but with one question

[Khalid Baheyeldin]

That is an awesome tutorial Jason ...

I never used the split panes (vertical or horizontal), except when
I accidentally type a command that causes them.

So much functionality one is missing out on, but so little muscle memory
/ matter of habit.

For the c command, I only use one variant (matter of habit), which is cw
Short for "change word".

Also, for ex mode (the commands preceded by a colon), there are many
useful variations:

Range can be relative, so what comes before the s can be like this:

:-1,+3s/this/THAT/g

And this
:%s/this/THAT/g

Is identical to:
:1,$s/this/THAT/g

And you can ask vi/vim to confirm each change before applying it,
so you can be selective or if you are not sure :
:%s/this/THAT/gc

And if you do:

:%s/this/THAT/
Without a terminal g, it will change only the first occurrence of this on
each line, but not subsequent ones.
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