learning vim

new-info.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 Commands:
+
   ZZ                -- write out and exit
   75 i ! <Esc>      -- insert "!" 75 times
   75 a ! <Esc>      -- append "!" 75 times
@@ -41,9 +42,7 @@ Commands:
     `[a-z]          -- move to the row and column with the mark
     :set hlsearch   -- will highlight all matches
     :set ignorecase -- to ignore letter case during searches
-    :set number     -- show line numbers
-    :set nonumber   -- unshow line numbers
-    :set ruler      -- show in the bottom right corner where is your cursor
+    :set number     -- show line numbers :set nonumber   -- unshow line numbers :set ruler      -- show in the bottom right corner where is your cursor
     :marks          -- see all available marks
     :marks p        -- to see where mark are specified
     :marks pF       -- to see where several marks are specified
@@ -206,9 +205,18 @@ Commands:
     :grep error_string *.c -- open files with concrete variable.
         use :cn(ext), :cp(rev), :cl(ist), :copen, :cfirst, :clast, :ccNUM goto
 
-  Typing command-line commands quickly (20):
-    qwe
 
+  Typing command-line commands quickly (20):
+    During switches in command with TAB you can use CTRL-P to switch in
+      other direction.
+    Type few letters in command mode and press CTRL-D to see overview.
+    :se<Up> -- go to previous command which starts with se
+    CTRL-Z -- suspends vim, after that you can use `fg` to restore vim
+    '0 '1 ... -- Come back to the place, where you left Vim previous time
+    :oldfiles than :e #<2 to edit the second file
+    :browse oldfiles than q than number of file -- to open previous file
+    :wviminfo! ~/tmp/viminfo in 1 vim than :rviminfo ~/tmm/viminfo in 2 vim
+      -- to save and restore information while still running Vim 
 Hints:
   There is lowercase and uppercase marks. Uppercase marks are global, they
   can help you to switch between the files. Lowercase marks are local for