> Hi,
>
> There should be a way to make the current line that you're on
> scroll to the top of the screen right? I've googled for "vim
> scrolling" or "vim z". Apparently Google's search is not case
> sensitive.
Use Vim's built-in help:
:help z
gets you the list of all commands starting with z. Similarly for:
:help g
:help CTRL-W
:help [
(Those are the ones that have the most "overloaded" behavior.)
> On a somewhat related note, I notice that ZZ will quit. But isn't that
> exactly what :wq does? What's the difference?
ZZ is faster and easier to type. (Hold shift with right pinky, tap 'z'
twice with left.) Also, it's equivalent to :x, not :wq. The help for
:x explains:
"""
Like ":wq", but write only when changes have been made.
"""
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Best,
Ben
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