Vim (14) Marks

We set a mark in our text document using "m" and then the lower case letter we want to use as a mark (I use the lower case letter "a")

To get to the line with the mark on it – use the single quote and then the letter you used as a mark (I used "a" as a mark, to get to that mark I would press 'a)

To get the to the character you marked on the line you marked press back-tick, then the letter you used as a mark (I used "a" as a mark, to get to the character marked I would press `a)

I add more marks to the document.

To go to the previous marked line I would press left bracket single quote ['
To go to the next marked line, I would press right bracket single quote ]'

To go to the previous mark, I would press left bracket back-tick [`
To go to the next mark, I would press right bracket back-tick ]`

To see what marks are in this document type :marks

Setting a mark with an upper case letter (I use an upper case letter "A" as my example) works the same a lower case letter when you are in that file.
When you are in a different vim document and you search for that upper case mark (I pressed single quote upper case A – 'A) vim opens the document I marked and takes me to that line.

Marks are removed with :delmarks a-z or :delmarks a,A,m or :delmarks!

See the complete Vim playlist at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lzXr-MztOU&list=PLy7Kah3WzqrEjsuvhT46fr28Q11oa5ZoI

See the complete Vim playlist in a single video at:
https://youtu.be/3G6kAEvbv2A

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https://thefrugalcomputerguy.com/linux/seriespg.php?ser=10002