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+# VIM CHEAT SHEET
+
+Generel stuff that I need to get into my muscle memory.
+
+* `C-W [hjkl]` - switch to window left, above, below, right
+* `C-L` - clear highlight
+
+## yanking
+
+* `"ay` - replace content of register 'a'
+* `"Ay` - append to content of register 'a'
+* `y` - will put stuff in the default register `""` and `"0`
+* `d` - will put stuff just in the default register `""` - so `"0p` will still
+  paste the last yank
+* `3yy` - yank next three lines
+* `C-r +` - paste register '+' in insert mode
+* `"*` - linux the PRIMARY clipboard, system clipboard on other operating
+  systems
+* `"+` - the system clipboard on all operating systems
+
+## unimpared
+
+* `]b` - :bnext
+* `[b` - :bprevious
+* `]B` - :bfirst
+* `[B` - :blast
+
+## surround
+
+* `cs"'` - changes surrouding " to '
+
+## undo
+
+* `g+` `g-` - move to previous change, regardless of where it sits in the undo
+    tree
+
+## Grepper
+
+* `<leader>g` - kick off
+* without entering anything, takes word under the cursor
+
+## options
+
+Generally `[o` is to enable, `]o` to disable and `=o` to toggle an
+option.
+
+* `[ob` 'background' (dark is off, light is on)
+* `[oc` 'cursorline'
+* `[od` 'diff' (actually |:diffthis| / |:diffoff|)
+* `[oh` 'hlsearch'
+* `[oi` 'ignorecase'
+* `[ol` 'list'
+* `[on` 'number'
+* `[or` 'relativenumber'
+* `[os` 'spell'
+* `[ou` 'cursorcolumn'
+* `[ov` 'virtualedit'
+* `[ow` 'wrap'
+* `[ox` 'cursorline' 'cursorcolumn' (x as in crosshairs)
+
+## GitGutter
+
+* `]c`, `[c` - jump to next/prev hunk (*c*hange)
+* `<leader>hs` - stage hunk
+* `<leader>hu` - undo hunk
+
+## Debugging
+
+* `<leader>DD` - start profiling
+* `<leader>DP` - pause profiling, output in `profile.log`