adding abbreviations

.vimrc

@@ -3,27 +3,37 @@
 filetype off
 set number
 
+
 "INDENT config
 filetype plugin indent on
-	" show existing tab with 4 spaces width
+"" show existing tab with 8 spaces width
-	set tabstop=4
+set tabstop=8
-	
+"
-	" when indenting with '>', use 4 spaces width
+"" when indenting with '>', use 4 spaces width
 set shiftwidth=4
-	
+"
-	" On pressing tab, insert 4 spaces
+"" On pressing tab, insert 4 spaces
 set expandtab
+set autoindent
+
 
 "MACROS config
-	vnoremap <C-r> "hy:%s/<C-r>h//gc<left><left><left>
+vnoremap <C-R> "hy:%s/<C-r>h//gc<left><left><left>
 nnoremap <C-S> :w<CR>
 
+
 "LaTEX config
 vnoremap <C-b> c{\bfseries <C-r>"}<Esc>
-vnoremap <C-t> c{\<C-r>"}<Esc>%2li<Space><Esc>i
 
 "PLUGIN config
 let g:NERDTreeNodeDelimiter = "\u00a0"
 execute "set <M-n>=\en"
 nnoremap <M-n> :NERDTree<CR>
 
+
+"MACROS
+"PASCAL
+:iab fii <Esc>^ifunction <Esc>eli(<Esc>lxea: integer): integer;<CR>
+        \begin<CR>
+        \end;<Esc>O<BS>
+        

new-info.txt

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 Commands:
-
   ZZ                -- write out and exit
   75 i ! <Esc>      -- insert "!" 75 times
   75 a ! <Esc>      -- append "!" 75 times
@@ -251,8 +250,8 @@ Commands:
     BTW it's possible to edit compressed formats (.Z, .gz, .bz2)
 
   Making corrections (24):
-    CTRL-W -- delete word
+    CTRL-W -- delete word (in insert mode)
-    CTRL-U -- delete until beginning
+    CTRL-U -- delete until beginning (in insert mode)
     CTRL-P -- complete the word or repeate previous. (P)revious
     CTRL-N -- complete the word. (N)ext
     There is OMNI completion (like intelisence). Check it out later.
@@ -317,6 +316,62 @@ Commands:
     It's all about shrimping a bunch of lines to one.
     === I SKIPED REST OF TUTOR, BACK LATER ===
 
+  Moving through programs (29):
+    ctags *.c -- to generate the tags file for all C files in the current
+      directory
+    :tag function_name -- jump to function definition
+    CTRL-] -- jump to the definition of the function under cursor
+    CTRL-T -- jump back
+    :tags -- show the list of tags that you traversed through
+    :stag tagname -- open new window with file from tag under cursor
+    CTRL-W ] -- split the current window and jump to the tag under the
+      cursor. If a count is specified, the new window will be that many lines
+      high.
+    ctags -R . -- generate tags from the whole directory tree
+    :tnext -- go to next tag match
+    :tprevious -- go to previous tag match
+    :tfirst -- go to first tag match
+    :tlast -- go to last match
+    Mini recipe:
+      vim
+      :vsplit functions
+      :nnoremap <buffer> <CR> 0ye<C-W>w:tag <C-R>"<CR>
+    CTRL-W } -- open tag preview
+    % -- on #if, #endif, #endif: jump on macros processor instructions
+    [# OR ]# -- if cursor inside preprocessor macroses, you will jump on
+      BEGININ or END of that macros
+    [[ OR ][ -- jump on begin or end of the outer code block
+    [{ OR ]} -- jump on begin or end of the current code block
+    [( OR ]) -- like above, but works with curle braces
+    ]] -- move forward to the start of the next function
+    [] -- move backward to the end of other function
+    [/ OR ]/ -- move back to the start of a comment (/* */)
+    [I -- find definition of the variable under cursor
+    [<Tab> -- next definition
+    gd -- jump on the variable declaration in the current subprogram
+    gD -- jump on the variable declaration in the current file
+
+    Editing programs (30):
+    :make {arguments} -- compile a program
+    :cnext -- move to the next error from program compiling
+    :cc -- show whole error message
+    :clist -- get overview of all error messages
+    :clist! -- see all messages from compiler
+    :cfirst -- to the first errorc
+    :clast -- to the last error
+    :cc 3 -- to error 3
+    You can also change Make to other autobuild tool
+    :colder / :cnewer -- jump to the previous or next error list
+    :compiler msvc -- switch compiler to other
+    :set cindent shiftwidth=4 -- turn on automatically indent
+    == -- re-indent current line
+    VISUAL BLOCK + = -- reindent selected lines
+    =a{ -- reindent current block
+    gg=G -- reindent the whole file
+    LOOK for cinoption-values to configure reindent configuration in VIM 
+    :filetype indent on -- switch on the 'cindent' option manually every
+      time you edit a file
+
 
 Hints:
   There is lowercase and uppercase marks. Uppercase marks are global, they