Opening a file with vim and restoring the last position of the cursor.
April 3rd, 2011
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In the vim configuration article we have seen a simple configuration of vim using the .vimrc file.
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vimrc: an example of vim configuration file
February 5th, 2011
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I think vim is the most powerful editor running on linux, but if you want to use it efficiently you need to spend some minutes to configure it.
You can configure vim for all users creating a vimrc file in /etc/vim/ and then adding an alias like the following:
Crypting a file with Vi or Vim
August 29th, 2009
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dos2unix using vi or vim – How to remove ^M chars from a DOS file
March 31st, 2009
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Often I need to translate source code from dos/windows format to UNIX format, MS-DOS and WINDOWS use a <carriage return>-<line feed> combination to represent end of line char while UNIX uses only a <line feed>.
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