VIM Quick Command Tutorial #2

DESCRIPTION: Marks are useful when you are working in various places of a file or working in various files. You may need to jump to that place quite frequently. At this situation marks just do great.

1. List all marks
 :marks - Shows a list of marks

2. Marked file places, and global file places
 m - start marking
  a-z - for places within file
  A-Z - for places within global

3. Go to specified mark
 g' - start mark selection
  a-z - for places within file
  A-Z - for places within global
 i.e. g'C will go to C marked file place
      g'c will go to c marked place within the file

4. Deleting marks
 :delmarks a b C V - deletes the provided marks i.e. a b C and V

DESCRIPTION: Now about some buffers. These are files loaded in your current session of VIM.

5. List all buffers
 :buffers - to see all buffers list in current session

6. Working with buffer(s)
 :b 1 - b stands for buffer and 1 stands for the buffer number.
  This will load the buffer number 1 to your VIM window
  Alternatively you can give the name of the file and
  press <tab> to crawl all the relative names.

7. Deleting buffer(s)
 :bdelete! N1 N2 ...
 :bdelete! {bufname}
  N1 N2 stands for buffer number to delete
  alternatively you can give the buffer name and press
   <tab> to select the exact file you want to unload from
   buffer list