The most complete Vim shortcut key map in history — from beginner to advanced

Category Programming

Classic Edition

The following keymap is probably the classic version that everyone sees most often. In fact, this version is the combined result of a series of introductory tutorial keymaps.

Corresponding Simplified Chinese Version

Beginner Edition

An introductory edition covering basic operations.Original sourceThere is also a Keynote version available for DIY, as well as other useful cheat sheets.

Advanced Edition

The image below is an ultra-clear large image at 300 DPI. Additionally,View originalThere are also more versions: black and white, low resolution, colorblind-friendly, etc.

Enhanced Edition

The image below is a modern version with a more recent update time, and it contains richer information.Original link

Text Version

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Author: Lu Junyi (cenalulu)
Original article URL: http://cenalulu.github.io/linux/all-vim-cheatsheat/

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