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• References
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• <<Binary Hacks>>
  • Object File Hacks
    • od
    • 链接库
    • objdump
    • objcopy
    • addr2line
    • symbols
      • nm
      • strip
• <<Linux Server Hacks>>
  • At Home in Your Shell Environment
  • Manipulating Processes Symbolically with procps
• <<Practical Vim>>
  • The Vim Way
    • Tip1: Meet the Dot Command
    • Tip 2: Don't Repeat Yourself
    • Tip 3: Take One Step Back, Then Three Forward
    • Tip 4: Act, Repeat, Reverse
    • Tip 5: Find and Replace by Hand
    • Tip 6: Meet the Dot Formula
  • Part-I: Modes
    • Normal Mode
      • Tip 7: Pause with Your Brush Off the Page
      • Tip 8: Chunk Your Undos
      • Tip 9: Compose Repeatable Changes
      • Tip 10: Use Counts to Do Simple Arithmetic
      • Tip 11: Don't Count If You Can Repeat
      • Tip 12: Combine and Conquer
    • Insert Mode
      • Tip 13: Make Corrections Instantly from Insert Mode
      • Tip 14: Get Back to Normal Mode
      • Tip 15: Paste From a Register Without Leaving Insert Mode
      • Tip 16: Do Back-of-the-Envelope Calculations in Place
      • Tip 17: Insert Unusual Characters by Character Code
      • Tip 18: Insert Unusual Characters by Digraph
      • Tip 19: Overwrite Existing Text with Replace Mode
    • Visual Mode
      • Tip 20: Grok Visual Mode
      • Tip 21: Define a Visual Selection
      • Tip 22: Repeat Line-Wise Visual Commands
      • Tip 23: Prefer Operators to Visual Commands Where Possible
      • Tip 24: Edit Tabular Data with Visual-Block Mode
      • Tip 25: Change Columns of Text
      • Tip 26: Append after a Ragged Visual Block
    • Command-Line Mode
      • Tip 27: Meet Vim's Command Line
      • Tip 28: Execute a Command on One or More Consecutive Lines
      • Tip 29: Duplicate or Move Lines Using :t and :m Commnads
      • Tip 30: Run Normal Mode Commands Across a Range
      • Tip 31: Repeat the Last Ex Command
      • Tip 32: Tab-Complete Your Ex Commands
      • Tip 33: Insert the Current Word at the Command Prompt
      • Tip 34: Recall Commands from History
      • Tip 35: Run Command in the Shell
  • Part-II: Files
    • Manage Multiple Files
      • Tip 36: Track Open Files with the Buffer List
      • Tip 37: Group Buffers into a Collection with the Argument List
      • Tip 38: Manage Hidden Files
      • Tip 39: Divide Your Workspace into Split Window
      • Tip 40: Organize Your Window Layouts with Tab Pages
    • Open Files and Save Them to Disk
      • Tip 41: Open a File by Its Filepath Using :edit
      • Tip 42: Open a File by Its Filename Using :find
      • Tip 43: Expore the File System with netrw
      • Tip 44: Save Files to Nonexistent Directories
      • Tip 45: Save a File as the Super User
  • Part-III: Getting Around Faster
    • Navigate Inside Files with Motions
      • Tip 46: Keep Your Fingers on the Home Row
      • Tip 47: Distinguish Between Real Lines and Display Lines
      • Tip 48: Move Word-Wise
      • Tip 49: Find by Character
      • Tip 50: Search to Navigate
      • Tip 51: Trace Your Selection with Precision Text Objects
      • Tip 52: Delete Around, or Change Inside
      • Tip 53: Mark Your Place and Snap Back to It
      • Tip 54: Jump Between Matching Parentheses
    • Navigate Between Files with Jumps
      • Tip 55: Traverse the Jump List
      • Tip 56: Traverse the Change List
      • Tip 57: Jump to the Filename Under the Cursor
      • Tip 58: Snap Between Files Using Global Marks
  • Part-IV: Registers
    • Copy and Paste
      • Tip 59: Delete, Yank, and Put with Vim's Unnamed Register
      • Tip 60: Grok Vim's Registers
      • Tip 61: Replace a Visual Selection with a Register
      • Tip 62: Replace a Visual Selection with a Register
      • Tip 63: Interact with the System Clipboard
    • Macros
      • Tip 64: Record and Execute a Macro
      • Tip 65: Notmalize, Strike, Abort
      • Tip 66: Play Back with a Count
      • Tip 67: Repeart a Change on Contiguous Lines
      • Tip 68: Append Commands to a Macro
      • Tip 69: Act Upon a Collection of Files
      • Tip 70: Evaluate an Iteractor to Number Items in a List
      • Tip 71: Edit the Contents of a Macro
  • Part-V: Patterns
    • Matching Patterns and Literals
      • Tip 72: Tune the Case Sensitivity of Search Patterns
      • Tip 73: Use the v Pattern Switch for Regex Search
      • Tip 74: Use the V Literal Switch for Verbatim Search
      • Tip 75: Use Parentheses to Capture Submatches
      • Tip 76: Stake the Boundaries of a Word
      • Tip 77: Stake the Boundaries of a Match
      • Tip 78: Escape Problem Characters
    • Search
      • Tip 79: Meet the Search Command
      • Tip 80: Highlight Search Matches
      • Tip 81: Preview the First Match Before Execution
      • Tip 82: Count the Matches for the Current Pattern
      • Tip 83: Offset the Cursor to the End of a Search Match
      • Tip 84: Operate on a Complete Search Match
      • Tip 85: Create Complex Patterns by Iterating upon Search History
      • Tip 86: Search for the Current Visual Selection
    • Substitution
      • Tip 87: Meet the Substitute Command
      • Tip 88: Find and Replace Every Match in a File
      • Tip 89: Eyeball Each Substitution
      • Tip 90: Reuse the Last Search Pattern
      • Tip 91: Replace with the Contents of a Register
      • Tip 92: Repeat the Previous Substitute Command
      • Tip 93: Rearrange CSV Fields Using Submatches
      • Tip 94: Perform Arithmetic on the Replacement
      • Tip 95: Swap Two or More Words
      • Tip 96: Find and Replace Across Multiple Files
    • Global Commands
      • Tip 97: Meet the Global Command
      • Tip 98: Delete Lines Containing a Pattern
      • Tip 99: Collect TODO Items in a Register
      • Tip 100: Alphabetize the Properties of Each Rule in a CSS File
  • Part-VI: Tools
    • Index and Navigate Source Code with ctags
      • Tip 101: Meet ctags
      • Tip 102: Configure Vim to Work with ctags
      • Tip 103: Navigate Keyword Definitions with Vim's Tag Navigation Commands
    • Compile Code and Navigate Errors with the Quickfix List
      • Tip 104: Compile Code Without Leaving Vim
      • Tip 105: Browse the Quick List
      • Tip 106: Recall Results from a Previous Quickfix List
      • Tip 107: Customize the External Compiler
    • Search Project-Wide with grep, vimgrep, and Others
      • Tip 108: Call grep Without Leaving Vim
      • Tip 109: Customize the grep Program
      • Tip 110: Grep with Vim's Internal Search Engine
    • Dial X for Autocompletion
      • Tip 111: Meet Vim's Keyword Autocompletion
      • Tip 112: Work with the Autocomplete Pop-Up Menu
      • Tip 113: Understand the Source of Keywords
      • Tip 114: Autocomplete Words from the Dictionary
      • Tip 115: Autocomplete Entire Lines
      • Tip 116: Autocomplete Filenames
      • Tip 117: Autocomplete with Context Awareness
    • Find and Fix Typos with Vim's Spell Checker
      • Tip 118: Spell Check Your Work
      • Tip 119: Use Alternate Spelling Dictionaries
      • Tip 120: Add Words to the Spell File
      • Tip 121: Fix Spelling Errors from Insert Mode

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