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2.2 Autocommands
Vim can run commands when certain events occur: for example, when a file is opened or saved. Autocommands can even work for specifc file types, allowing you to make custom settings for different filetypes.
1.Vim for Advanced Users
1.1Introduction01:32
1.1
Introduction
01:32
2.Settings and Options
2.1Working with Text Objects09:55
2.1
Working with Text Objects
09:55
2.2Autocommands11:32
2.2
Autocommands
11:32
2.3Working with Vim Settings07:27
2.3
Working with Vim Settings
07:27
2.4A Few Vim Settings 11:33
2.4
A Few Vim Settings
11:33
2.5A Few More Vim Settings08:40
2.5
A Few More Vim Settings
08:40
3.Advanced Actions and Tools
3.1Working with Registers07:38
3.1
Working with Registers
07:38
3.2Performing Actions in Insert Mode05:10
3.2
Performing Actions in Insert Mode
05:10
3.3Working with Mappings08:11
3.3
Working with Mappings
08:11
3.4Very Magic Regular Expressions07:23
3.4
Very Magic Regular Expressions
07:23
3.5Random Actions and Motions08:01
3.5
Random Actions and Motions
08:01
4.More Vimscript
4.1Functions08:05
4.1
Functions
08:05
4.2Autocompleting in Vim07:15
4.2
Autocompleting in Vim
07:15
4.3Language-Specific Settings03:37
4.3
Language-Specific Settings
03:37
4.4Abbreviations04:16
4.4
Abbreviations
04:16
4.5Adding a Status Line05:26
4.5
Adding a Status Line
05:26
5.Plugins
5.1Adding Support for Other Languages04:11
5.1
Adding Support for Other Languages
04:11
5.2Surround Plugin05:26
5.2
Surround Plugin
05:26
5.3Snipmate Plugin08:46
5.3
Snipmate Plugin
08:46
5.4Customizing Vim with Janus07:07
5.4
Customizing Vim with Janus
07:07
6.Conclusion
6.1My Own Vimrc File14:42
6.1
My Own Vimrc File
14:42
6.2Conclusion00:59
6.2
Conclusion
00:59
