Vim in OSX: How to do page-up/page-down/go to EOL through a vim file opened in terminal?
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In putty, which is how I primarily used VIM, I could do the following: Page up/down : Using the native Page up/down key. In Mac, the alternative is Fn + Up/Down, which doesn't work in the terminal (doesn't scroll inside the vim file, but scrolls the terminal buffer) Similarly, the Fn + right/left k…
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This isn't specifically a mac question, this is really a vi question. In navigation mode, ctrl-f scrolls down a page and ctrl-b scrolls up a page (think "F"orward and "B"ack). Ctrl-d scrolls down half a page, and ctrl-u scrolls up half a page. ^ tak…
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