# editor

* [Pritable](#pritable)
* [vscode](#vscode)
* [vi/vim](#vivim)
* [nano](#nano)
* [WebStorm](#webstorm)
  * [Terminal](#terminal)

## Pritable

<https://pandoc.org/getting-started.html>

```
pandoc -f html -t markdown                           # HTML to markdown
pandoc test1.md -f markdown -t html -s -o test1.html # markdown to HTML
# -s option says to create a “standalone” file, with a header and footer, not just a fragment. 
```

Chrome/Edge - print .md on Github: <https://github.com/jerry1100/github-markdown-printer>

## vscode

[/ms/vscode.md](/ms/vscode.md)

## vi/vim

```
go to line: Esc , line#, Shift-g
:%s/pattern/replace/g_  # i/I: case in/sensitive
cw => change word
ciw => change word from cursor
:w !sudo tee %      ===> sudo save

~/.vimrc
set nocompatible # fix array not working in insert mode
```

* Visual Insert Mode paste: Shift+Insert
* VISUAL BLOCK mode Ctrl+V；【select block】；Shift + I; 【type text】; Esc

## nano

CTRL + Shift + 6: mark CTRL + K: cut/delete

## WebStorm

### Terminal

* Support ctrl+C/V , clickable links
* env != OS env: Settings | Tools | Terminal


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