Vim

Type filetype detect - it will detect automatically the file type Manually with set filetype=EXT where EXT is the file extension (i.e. md for markdown)

If you want to format a paragraph in vim, you should use the following: gqap If you want to format a whole file in vim, you should use the following:

Just zoom in on your terminal with Ctrl + Shift + +. Just zoom out on your terminal with Ctrl + Shift + -. Just zoom in on your terminal with Ctrl + Shift + mouse scroll (instead plus/minus a mouse scroll can be used)

The current filename is always present in the Vim’s register named % To insert it, you should use <C-r>% where <C-r> is Ctrl+r

If you have a NerdTree, it is the easiest way of renaming a file Start NerdTree, type m and choose to move the node (with m also) to another one

By using the combination 1Ctrl-g shows the full path of the current file (it can be seen in the bottom status line of your editor) By using the combination 2Ctrl-g shows the full path of the current file with the name of the buffer By using only Ctrl-g (or 0Ctrl-g), you will see the name of the current file The register showing the name of the file is the register %

CScope is a tool allowing to easily explore your code. The following steps should be done in order to use it under vim: install cscope if not already (under fedora sudo dnf install cscope) go to the folder containing your code (*.