lstrgiang

Standard bindings

• Move left between words: ⌥← | send escape sequence | b
• Move right between words: ⌥→ | send escapes sequence | f
• Start of the line: ⌘← | send escape sequence | [H
• End of the line ⌘→ | send escape sequence | [F
• Delete previous word ⌥←Delete | send hex code | 0x1B 0x08
• Delete entire line ⌘←Delete | send hex code | 0x15

Don't forget the amazing icons ⌘ = command and ⌥ = options/alt (why oh why?).

lstrgiang

## IMPORTING PROBLEM:
## - When you want to import a class or any object, attribute from a submodule, you need to specify 
## the filename within the module path
## Example: you want to import class UserAuthentication declared in the file user_authentication.py 
## within the module app.controllers.auth, then: 
## > import UserAuthentication from app.controllers.auth.user_authentication
## INSTEAD, WHY NOT: > import UserAuthentication from app.controllers.auth
## Here is the solution:

import pkgutil

lstrgiang

// an example to replace `T` with `gt`, click `Default mappings` to see how `T` works.
map('gt', 'T');

// an example to remove mapkey `Ctrl-i`
unmap('<Ctrl-i>');

map('<Ctrl-]>', 'R');
map('<Ctrl-[>', 'E');

lstrgiang

# Export Value {{{
# Export OH MY ZSH {{{
export ZSH=$HOME/.oh-my-zsh
# }}}
# Export ICLOUD{{{
export ICLOUD=$HOME/Library/Mobile\ Documents/com\~apple\~CloudDocs
# }}}
# Export TERM {{{
export TERM=rxvt-256color
# }}}

lstrgiang

" Basic Configuration {{{
" Ctrl-l to toggle paste mode {{{
set pastetoggle=<C-l>
" }}}
" don't wrap lines {{{
set nowrap
" }}}
" a tab is four spaces {{{
set tabstop=4
" }}}