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title: "Vim shortcuts to execute current line"
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date: 2022-05-25T15:15:55+02:00
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draft: false
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image: "uploads/logos/vim.png"
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tags: [vim]
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categories: [vim, English]
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---
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I recently had to write a lot of SQL code and thought it would be very neat to have some vim shortcuts to execute the current line or the current command.
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I want to share this with everyone as the second command needed some try-and-error on my part.
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Adding the following to `~/.vimrc`
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```
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map <F2> :.w !psql<CR>
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map <F3> :.,/;/w !psql<CR>
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map <F4> :w !psql<CR>
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```
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will enable you to execute the current line in psql with `F2`. `F3` executes the current line and the next lines until a`;`.
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`F4` executes the whole file.
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This can easily adapted to your needs. If you have any questions or improvemnts feel free to use the chat below.
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{{< chat vim-shortcuts >}}
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