wsdjeg/vim-galore-zh_cn

★ 10,648Vim ScriptAudience · developerComplexity · 1/5Setup · easy

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  root((vim-galore zh))
    What it does
      Vim learning guide
      Chinese translation
      Beginner to expert
    Topics covered
      Vim basics
      Neovim
      Configuration
    Audience
      Chinese-speaking users
      Vim learners
    Format
      External website
      Reference guide

mindmap root((vim-galore zh)) What it does Vim learning guide Chinese translation Beginner to expert Topics covered Vim basics Neovim Configuration Audience Chinese-speaking users Vim learners Format External website Reference guide

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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Learn Vim and Neovim fundamentals through a comprehensive Chinese-language reference guide.

USE CASE 2

Find Chinese documentation on Vim configuration and advanced usage without relying on machine translation.

Tech stack

Vim Script

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

In plain English

This repository is a Chinese translation of vim-galore, a comprehensive guide to the Vim text editor. The title translates roughly to "Vim from beginner to expert." It covers the Vim editor and its close relative Neovim, and is tagged for use as a learning resource. The README in this repository is nearly empty. It states only that the full article has moved to an external website. There is no inline documentation, installation steps, or content overview in the repository itself. The guide content lives at the linked site rather than in the repository files. Based on the repository description and tags, this is an educational resource for people learning Vim, particularly Chinese-speaking users who prefer reading documentation in their native language. The original vim-galore project it translates is a well-known English reference covering Vim fundamentals, configuration, and advanced usage.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

I'm learning Vim and want to configure my vimrc for Python development. Walk me through setting up syntax highlighting, auto-indent, and a file tree plugin.

Prompt 2

Explain Vim's visual mode, visual line mode, and visual block mode with examples of when to use each.

Prompt 3

I keep getting stuck in Vim. Give me a cheat sheet of the 20 most essential commands for daily editing.

Prompt 4

Show me how to use Vim's built-in search and replace across multiple files in a project directory.

Prompt 5

How do I set up split windows and tabs in Vim to navigate between multiple files efficiently?

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