Hacking Vim A Cookbook to get the Most out of the Latest Vim Editor by Schulz Kim;

Author:Schulz, Kim; [Kim Schulz]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Packt Publishing, Limited

When you are in one of the diff windows, you might want to jump fast between changes done to the file. This is done with the following commands in normal mode:

[c : Go to start previous change

]c : Go to start of next change

This way you can navigate between relevant areas in a file and get a good idea of which changes have been made to the file.

When the cursor is placed in one of the changes you can see in the vimdiff window, then you might realize that this change is also needed in the other version of the file. So now you could copy the lines in the change, and insert them into the other file in the right place. But why use time on this, when Vim has made it a lot easier for you? Vim has a function that simply puts the change from one file version into the correct place in another version of the same file. The command is:

:diffput

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