VIM for (PHP) Programmers
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This document is a comprehensive guide for PHP programmers on how to effectively use Vim, covering various essential commands and functionalities. It includes tips on navigation, searching, editing, and customizing Vim, as well as advanced features like registers, undo options, and window management. Additionally, it discusses enhancing Vim's capabilities with plugins and configuration settings tailored for PHP development.
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