commentary.vim: Vim plugins you NEED TO KNOW #1

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In this series, we dive into plugins. The ones you know but aren't using fully to the ones you didn't even know existed. Here, we tackle something that is in every file.

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Dude your shorts have been so helpful to me. I’ve been trying to teach myself vim for the last few months and every time you come up I learn something immediately helpful

andrewalgard

One command I use quite often ist gcO which opens a new line above the cursor starting with a comment sign. Very handy from time to time.
Thanks for your very helpful videos.

SvenBergnerLTF

It’s now built in feature on last update nvim 10

rules-nxrk

What’s the sudden vanishing neck tattoo?

taylormccoy

In the next versions of Neovim, comments will be builtin 🎉🎉

cleomenezesjr

It was just popped into my feed, and it was exactly what I was looking for!

BrunoAlmeidaSilveira

I remember the days that I would ssh into servers with vim and needed to comment out sth, it was a pain, i wish it was builtin to nvim. Thanks for the great videos, keep up the good work man.

pouyai-tf

This is awesome and I’ve often thought about learning more vim. You make it approachable. As a not 10x developer or a developer at all, opening the file from terminal in Kate and then ctrl + / any selected lines is good too 😅 plus it asks for sudo the first time when needed *grumbles at vscode*

will

Preach, Tim Pope is a vim god btw, so many good plugins

uuu

The only thing you have talked about that am already using, thanks to TJ. Thanks nerd

abiiranathan

can also do gcgg or gcG to comment an entire file, or combine with treesitter-textobjects to do really cool stuff like gcif to comment everything in a function or gcis to comment everything in scope. Really useful!

bridgey

I like keeping my config as minimal as possible so knowing about the ctrl+v is awesome to know! Up to know I have just been using macros, witch do work great I just have to have one for all my varies languages...

CalvinB_

I've personally liked using Vim's built-in way to do things -- in no small part, likely, because I have a funky commenting style! (I like to use multi #### to emphasize that I really don't want something there for now, but it's something I'll want to put back, etc.)

Also, it's good to know the Vim way when you're stuck in an IDE with a Vim motions plugin -- you can't install *real* plugins, so you're stuck with whatever limited options that were put into the Vim plugin -- and this is sometimes one of them.

alpheusmadsen

I'm a carpenter not a nerd
but thanks nerd.. I watched your VIMRC
it helped quite a bit thank you this one does too so thanks nerd let me know if you have any problems with a jock I'll take care of that

RichardMuenzer