New info

new-info.txt

@@ -44,6 +44,8 @@ Commands:
     :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
 
   Making small changes (4):
     d$              -- deletes to the end of the line
@@ -61,7 +63,7 @@ Commands:
     Y | yy          -- yank whole line
     y$              -- yank to the end of the line
     iw | aw         -- Call to word text object. iw - "Inner word",
-                       aw - "A word"
+                       aw - "A word" (Try to use in visual mode or delete).
     daw             -- delete a word. You can use it even in a mid of the word
     is | as         -- Call to sentence text object. "as" includes space after
                        is - "Inner Sentence", as - "A Sentence"
@@ -79,6 +81,24 @@ Commands:
     :next           -- switch to next file
     :next!          -- like above, but not save changes
     :wnext          -- like above, but save changes
+    :args           -- see the files you started Vim with
+    :previous
+    :wprevious
+    :last
+    :first
+    :2next
+    :set autowrite  -- always write to modified files after switch
+    :set noautowrite -- turn off write to modified files
+    :args one.c six.c -- redefine the list of files without the need to
+                         exit Vim and start it again
+    :args!          -- abandon the changes
+    Ctrl-^          -- back to previous file
+    `.              -- jump to position where you did the last change
+    "fyas           -- use f register for yank to in sentence
+    "l3Y            -- yank three whole lines to the l register
+    "fp             -- put register buffer to the cursor position
+    "wdaw           -- delete text to register
+    :write >> myfile -- append current file to another file
 
   Window management:
     Always starts from Ctrl-W
@@ -92,3 +112,7 @@ Commands:
     Ctrl-H K        -- move window to top
     Ctrl-H L        -- move window to right
 
+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
+  one file.