In netbeans with CTRL+LEFT, CTRL+UP, CTRL+RIGHT, CTRL+DOWN we can move the line and it contents to LEFT, UP, RIGHT, DOWN … how can I do this with vim !?
In linux netbeans is ALT+SHIFT ARROW LEFT, RIGHT to move !
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In netbeans with CTRL+LEFT, CTRL+UP, CTRL+RIGHT, CTRL+DOWN we can move the line and it contents to LEFT, UP, RIGHT, DOWN … how can I do this with vim !?
In linux netbeans is ALT+SHIFT ARROW LEFT, RIGHT to move !
Well I do not have NetBeans but I guess (after googling) that by ctrl+right/left you mean to indent the selected block?
In that case you can use the
>>and<<commands. Just either go the line you want to indent or select a block (using “v”) and press>twice (remember about the shift key :)).The others (move up/down) are clearly described here.
Hope that’s what you’re looking for!