diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 958d615..a0e7430 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -6,14 +6,14 @@ In my personal experience of learning Vim, it is very difficult to learn Vim by reading documentation or watching other people operate it. You have to be in the -real world, in real scenarios, in order to familiarize yourself with the -commands and master them. +real world, in real scenarios, to familiarize yourself with the commands and +master them. -Therefore, in order to meet the needs of learning and operating at the same -time, all the files in the project are in Markdown format, which can be read as -an explanation document, and can also be opened in Vim. You can read it as an -explanatory document, and you can also use Vim to open the files for actual -operation (the latter is recommended). +Therefore, to meet the needs of learning and operating at the same time, all the +files in the project are in Markdown format, which can be read as an explanation +document, and can also be opened in Vim. You can read it as an explanatory +document, and you can also use Vim to open the files for actual operation (the +latter is recommended). ## How to Use @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ git clone https://github.com/dofy/learn-vim.git 2. go to the project folder ```bash -cd learn-vim +cd learn-vim/en ``` 3. open the file `chapter01.md` in Vim @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ vim chapter01.md ### Subtitles represent subcategories under this major category -Text without any formatting is normal description for reading purposes only. +Text without any formatting is a normal description for reading purposes only. > The text embedded in the quoted block is an instruction to operate, and you > can follow what is mentioned in it @@ -76,13 +76,13 @@ symbols such as the current line)_ ### Basic operations -1. [Chapter 1: Cursor Movement](chapter01.md) -1. [Chapter 2: Opening Files, Finding Content](chapter02.md) -1. [Chapter 3: Modify and Save Documents](chapter03.md) -1. [Chapter 4: Some Tips](chapter04.md) -1. [Chapter 5: Split Screen and Tabs](chapter05.md) -1. [Chapter 6: Block Operations](chapter06.md) -1. [Chapter 7: Macros in Vim](chapter07.md) +1. [Chapter 1: Cursor Movement](en/chapter01.md) +1. [Chapter 2: Opening Files, Finding Content](en/chapter02.md) +1. [Chapter 3: Modify and Save Documents](en/chapter03.md) +1. [Chapter 4: Some Tips](en/chapter04.md) +1. [Chapter 5: Split Screen and Tabs](en/chapter05.md) +1. [Chapter 6: Block Operations](en/chapter06.md) +1. [Chapter 7: Macros in Vim](en/chapter07.md) ### Additional content @@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ symbols such as the current line)_ - Run `vimtutor` on the console. This is the official hands-on tutorial for Vim. - [Concise Vim Practice Tips][coolshell] Great tutorial to get started! -- [Vim Galore][vimgalore] Frequently updated, a must read for Vim. +- [Vim Galore][vimgalore] Frequently updated, a must-read for Vim. - [Daily Vim][liuzhijun] 30 articles, the content is more complete! - [A book for learning the Vim editor][learnvim] Another Learn Vim (English) - [Open Vim][openvim] Interactive Vim Tutorials diff --git a/en/README.md b/en/README.md index fa6a05f..4f6b1da 100644 --- a/en/README.md +++ b/en/README.md @@ -6,14 +6,14 @@ In my personal experience of learning Vim, it is very difficult to learn Vim by reading documentation or watching other people operate it. You have to be in the -real world, in real scenarios, in order to familiarize yourself with the -commands and master them. +real world, in real scenarios, to familiarize yourself with the commands and +master them. -Therefore, in order to meet the needs of learning and operating at the same -time, all the files in the project are in Markdown format, which can be read as -an explanation document, and can also be opened in Vim. You can read it as an -explanatory document, and you can also use Vim to open the files for actual -operation (the latter is recommended). +Therefore, to meet the needs of learning and operating at the same time, all the +files in the project are in Markdown format, which can be read as an explanation +document, and can also be opened in Vim. You can read it as an explanatory +document, and you can also use Vim to open the files for actual operation (the +latter is recommended). ## How to Use @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ vim chapter01.md ### Subtitles represent subcategories under this major category -Text without any formatting is normal description for reading purposes only. +Text without any formatting is a normal description for reading purposes only. > The text embedded in the quoted block is an instruction to operate, and you > can follow what is mentioned in it @@ -61,8 +61,8 @@ symbols such as the current line)_ > [!NOTE] > > If you already have your own `.vimrc` file (refer to -> [Chapter 4](chapter04.md)) and have changed some of the defaults in it, it may -> cause some operations to not match the tutorial. In this case, you can run +> [Chapter 4](chapter04.md)) and have changed some of the defaults in it, it +> may cause some operations to not match the tutorial. In this case, you can run > `Vim` with the following command: > > ```bash @@ -86,8 +86,8 @@ symbols such as the current line)_ ### Additional content -1. [Vim Modes](en/vim-modes.md) -1. [Vim plugins](en/plugin.md) +1. [Vim Modes](vim-modes.md) +1. [Vim plugins](plugin.md) 1. [Plugin Recommendations](plugins/index.md) 1. [NERDTree](plugins/nerdtree.md) 1. [EasyAlign](plugins/easyalign.md) @@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ symbols such as the current line)_ - Run `vimtutor` on the console. This is the official hands-on tutorial for Vim. - [Concise Vim Practice Tips][coolshell] Great tutorial to get started! -- [Vim Galore][vimgalore] Frequently updated, a must read for Vim. +- [Vim Galore][vimgalore] Frequently updated, a must-read for Vim. - [Daily Vim][liuzhijun] 30 articles, the content is more complete! - [A book for learning the Vim editor][learnvim] Another Learn Vim (English) - [Open Vim][openvim] Interactive Vim Tutorials