@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ View man pages in vim.
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55###Features and Usage
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7- Viewing manpages:
7+ ##### Viewing manpages
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99- ` :Man printf ` - open` printf(1) ` manpage in a split
1010- ` :Vman 3 putc ` - open` putc(3) ` manpage in a vertical split (read more
@@ -14,11 +14,11 @@ Viewing manpages:
1414- ` :Man 3 pri<Tab> ` - completion "respects" the manpage section argument
1515- ` :Man 6 <Ctrl-D> ` - list all manpages from section 6
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17- When editing` nroff ` files:
17+ ##### When editing` nroff ` files
1818
1919- ` :Man ` - (without arguments) open a current` nroff ` file as a manpage
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21- When inside a manpage buffer:
21+ ##### When inside a manpage buffer
2222
2323- ` [[ ` and` ]] ` - jump to prev/next section heading
2424- ` Ctrl-] ` - jump to manpage for a word under cursor (works nicely with
@@ -33,7 +33,9 @@ When inside a manpage buffer:
3333 works nicely with C header files often found in section 2 and 3 manpages i.e.
3434` <sys/socket.h> ` )
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36- Searching/grepping manpages (also see[ About Mangrep] ( #about-mangrep ) ):
36+ #####Searching/grepping manpages
37+
38+ Also see[ About Mangrep] ( #about-mangrep )
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3840- ` :Mangrep 1 foobar ` - search for "foobar" in all section 1 manpages
3941- ` :Mangrep foobar ` - same as` :Mangrep 1 foobar ` (grepping all man sections
@@ -42,11 +44,13 @@ Searching/grepping manpages (also see [About Mangrep](#about-mangrep)):
4244- ` :Mangrep -i 6 foobar ` - case insensitive search
4345- ` :Mangrep 6 (foo|bar|baz) ` - regex search (` Mangrep ` uses` grep -E ` )
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45- Defining these mappings is possible in` .vimrc ` (none are defined by default):
47+ #####Defining mappings in` .vimrc `
48+
49+ No mappings are defined by default.
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4751- ` map <leader>k <Plug>(Man) ` - open manpage for word under cursor in a horizontal
4852 split
49- - ` map <leader>v <Plug>(Vman) ` - open manpage for word under cursor in avertial
53+ - ` map <leader>v <Plug>(Vman) ` - open manpage for word under cursor in avertical
5054 split
5155
5256###About Mangrep
