Some Vim Tips

Profiling vim plugins or who is making my vim less-awesome

:profile start profile.log
:profile func *
:profile file *
" At this point do slow actions
:profile pause
:noautocmd qall!

Using As difftool
- Once you are done with the merge, run :wqa to save all the windows and quit. If you want to abandon the merge instead, run :cq to abort all changes and return an error code to the shell. This will signal to Git that it should ignore your changes.
Diffget can also accept a range. If you want to pull in all changes from one of the top windows rather than working chunk by chunk, just run :1,$+1diffget {LOCAL,BASE,REMOTE}. The +1 is required because there can be deleted lines “below” the last line of a buffer.
The “patience” algorithm often produces more human-readable output than the default, “myers.” Set it in your .vimrc like so:
```
if has("patch-8.1.0360")
    set diffopt+=internal,algorithm:patience
endif
```
Going back in time: There’s always [u]ndo or you can use :earlier 2mto go back 2 minutes in time
Profiling who is making you vim slow:

How to see which plugins are making Vim slow?
Search and replace everywhere:
- :%s/foo/bar/g.
- Replace the word under cursor everywhere in the buffer/file.
Just use * and then:
```
:%s//new value/
```
If you don’t specify a pattern, the substitute command uses the last searched one.
Depending on the value of gdefault in your configuration, you might need to add a /g modifier to that command.

In Vim, replace all occurrences of current term under cursor

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