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How do I add a comment in Vimrc?
One trick:
- place your cursor on the first character of the first line to comment.
- press Ctrl-V to enter in Visual Block mode.
- get your cursor down until the last line to comment.
- press I (shift+i) to enter in conditional insert mode.
- press ‘” ‘ to comment (a quote and a space)
- press Esc to quit insert mode.
How do I comment out a block in vim?
Go to the line from which you want to start commenting. Then, press ctrl + v , this will enable the visual block mode. use the down arrow to select multiple lines that you want to comment. Now, press SHIFT + I to enable insert mode.
Where is the Vimrc file on Windows?
On Windows, when you start Vim normally, it *either* runs the file “C:\Documents and Settings\(user name)\_vimrc” (where “(user name)” is replaced by the actual user name); *or*, if that file doesn’t exist (it usually doesn’t, for most users), it runs the file “C:\Program Files\vim\_vimrc”.
How do I add a comment to a YML file?
In order to add comments to a YAML file, you simply have to use the # (hashtag symbol) at the start of the line. For example, below is an example of one commented line in a YAML file.
How to insert a comment in a Vim file?
The c.vim script sets the ‘comments’ option for the local buffer (that is, for the C or C++ file). One result is that when the cursor is in the // This is a comment. line, pressing Enter will automatically insert the comment string ( //) at the beginning of the next line.
How to set up.vimrc in the command line?
set a variable in your .vimrc that you can echo once vim is loaded. In the .vimrc add a line like let myvar=”MY VIMRC LOADED”. Then once you’ve opened vim type echo myvar in the command line. You should see your message.
How to block comment in vimrc Stack Exchange?
As operator (the prefix can be customized via g:tcommentMapLeaderOp1 and g:tcommentMapLeaderOp2): There is also a secondary set of key maps with _ as leader (more preferable on terminals).
How to remove the ECHO command in.vimrc?
Remove the echo command once you’ve verified that your.vimrc is loading. set a variable in your .vimrc that you can echo once vim is loaded. In the .vimrc add a line like let myvar=”MY VIMRC LOADED”. Then once you’ve opened vim type echo myvar in the command line. You should see your message.