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:packadd justify | :'<,'>Justify 72
Vim can wrap text, but full left-and-right justification is a different task.
category: plugins tags: #plugins #formatting #visual-mode #text-manipulation
:g/^\s*$/,/./-1join
When text is hard-wrapped (for example from email, logs, or copied docs), joining entire paragraphs manually is slow and error-prone.
category: editing tags: #editing #formatting #ex-commands #text-manipulation
:'<,'>norm! A;
The :normal Ex command lets you execute any Normal mode keystrokes on a range of lines simultaneously, turning a single-line operation into a multi-line batch e
category: editing tags: #editing #normal-mode #ex-commands #visual-mode #text-manipulation
:g/^/m 0
This clever use of the :global command reverses every line in the current buffer.
category: command-line tags: #editing #ex-commands #global #text-manipulation
:%s/,/\r/g
In Vim's substitute command, \r in the replacement string inserts a newline.
category: editing tags: #editing #substitute #newline #text-manipulation
:%s/\<word\>/\u&/g
Vim's substitute command supports case conversion modifiers in the replacement string.
category: search tags: #search #substitute #regex #text-manipulation
:%sort u
The :sort u command sorts all lines in the file and removes duplicate lines in one operation.
category: command-line tags: #command-line #ex-commands #editing #text-manipulation #sort
gJ
The gJ command joins the current line with the line below it without inserting any space between them.
category: editing tags: #editing #normal-mode #text-manipulation #join
:%!column -t
The column -t command formats whitespace-separated text into neatly aligned columns.
category: command-line tags: #command-line #shell #formatting #text-manipulation