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Linux.com :: Vim tips: Using tabs and it's summary
Linux.com :: Vim tips: Using Vim mappings and abbreviations
| Opening a tab | |
|---|---|
| vim -p file1 file2 file3 | Open more than one file at startup using the -p option |
| :set tabpagemax=15 | Set the maxinum number of tabs |
| :tabnew | Open a new tab with an empty buffer |
| :tabnew filename | Edit a file in the new tab |
| :tabf inver* | Allow to search for a file in current path and open it in a new tab |
| :next or :last | Move to the files that are not displayed in a tab |
| :tabs | See what tabs are open |
| Moving between tabs | |
| :tabn or :tabp | Switch between tabs |
| gt | Switch between tabs in normal mode |
| :tabfir(st) | Jump to the first tab |
| :tablast | Jump to the last tab |
| Rearranging tabs | |
| :tabm | Move the current tab to the last spot |
| :tabm n | Move the tabs to a specific spot in the tab order |
| Running command in tabs | |
| :tabdo %s/foo/bar/g | Run a search and replace through all of the tabs at once |
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