improve terminal buffers

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# NEOVIM KEYMAP REFERENCE (CORE & USEFUL)
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# INSERT MODE (Ctrl + ...)
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Ctrl + h Delete character before cursor
Ctrl + w Delete word before cursor
Ctrl + j Insert line break (newline) at cursor
Ctrl + t Indent current line one 'shiftwidth' to the right
Ctrl + d De-indent current line one 'shiftwidth' to the left
Ctrl + n Insert next auto-completion match
Ctrl + p Insert previous auto-completion match
Ctrl + r x Insert contents of register x
Ctrl + o {cmd} Temporarily enter Normal mode to execute {cmd}
Esc / Ctrl + c Exit insert mode and return to Normal mode
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# NORMAL MODE — WINDOW & TAB MANAGEMENT
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C-w s Split current window horizontally
C-w v Split current window vertically
C-w c Close current window
C-w q Quit current window (same as close but exit if last)
C-w w Cycle through open windows
C-w x Exchange window with next one
C-w = Equalize window sizes
C-w _ Maximize height of current window
C-w | Maximize width of current window
C-w h Move to window left
C-w j Move to window below
C-w k Move to window above
C-w l Move to window right
C-w H Move current window far left
C-w J Move current window to bottom
C-w K Move current window to top
C-w L Move current window far right
C-w t Move current split into a new tab
gt Go to next tab
gT Go to previous tab
<n>gt Go to tab number <n>
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# NORMAL MODE — TAGS, JUMPS & MOTIONS
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Ctrl + ] Jump to tag under cursor
gd Go to local declaration
gD Go to global declaration
{ Jump backward one paragraph/block
} Jump forward one paragraph/block
; Repeat last motion forward
, Repeat last motion backward
Ctrl + e Scroll window down (cursor stays put)
Ctrl + y Scroll window up (cursor stays put)
H Move cursor to top of screen
M Move cursor to middle of screen
L Move cursor to bottom of screen
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# NORMAL MODE — TEXT OBJECTS
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aw "A word" — select word + following space
ab "A block" — select around ()
aB "A Block" — select around {}
at "A tag" — select around XML/HTML tag
ib "Inner block" — inside ()
iB "Inner Block" — inside {}
it "Inner tag" — inside tag (no delimiters)
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# NORMAL MODE — DIFF / CHANGES
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do Obtain (get) changes from other window
dp Put (send) changes to other window
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# REGISTERS & CLIPBOARD
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"xy Yank into register x
"xp Paste contents of register x
"+y Yank into system clipboard
"+p Paste from system clipboard
#--- Common Registers ---
"0 Last yank
" Unnamed register (last delete or yank)
"% Current file name
"# Alternate file name
"* X11 primary selection clipboard
"+ X11 clipboard register
"/ Last search pattern
": Last command-line command
". Last inserted text
"- Last small (less than a line) delete
"= Expression register (evaluate expression)
"_ Black hole register (discard output)
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# TIPS & NOTES
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- Ctrl + o in Insert mode is a powerful way to run one Normal-mode command temporarily.
- Use “aw”, “iw”, “ab”, “ib”, etc. with operators (e.g., daw, yib) for precise text manipulation.
- The system clipboard is “+” (Windows/macOS/Linux), but some X11 systems also use “*”.
- When in diff mode, do and dp are complementary: “get” vs. “put” changes.