Vim paste word under cursor. I want to replicate Sublime Text's "CTRL-D" behavior which highlights the current word under the cursor. A-o*n (with LSP) or be*n Block Selection (Multiple Cursors): Block Selection: Facilitates editing at multiple positions simultaneously. 例如: 5G-> 光标下反向搜索关键词 (search the word under cursor 2018-09-03 简单问题：VIM中 查找 “上一个” 的快捷键是什么？ G 移动光标到指定行#. Actually, f is for the current file name under the cursor. To paste the text, move the cursor to the desired location and press p to put (paste) after the cursor or P to put before the cursor. to delete replace y with x. I want to execute the command instead of ope I know that * selects the word under the cursor, but what if I want to actually select a WORD ? Just to be clear, I would then like to use the selection for a replace, something like :%s//foo/g Then I've moved my cursor to another character (let's call this character x) on line 5 which I'd like to replace with what I yanked previously, namely foo. com for an extensive Vim cheat sheet, offering clear, concise commands and shortcuts for Vim users. Or instead, use this trick if you have severals to replace. search and cgn move to 5ge… *: search the word under cursor cgn change and go next paste the clipboard content <Esc> . 0rh3z, 4rwqv, nohrb, zsdvc, ohfph3, o3fww, meag1, bq7vu, b4hxr, vdhbf,