Title: Kakoune editor cheatsheet
       Author: Solène
       Date: 02 December 2020
       Tags: kakoune editor cheatsheet
       Description: 
       
       This is a simple kakoune cheat sheet to help me (and readers) remember
       some very useful features.
       
       To see kakoune in action.
       
 (HTM) Video showing various features in made with asciinema.
 (HTM) Official kakoune website (it has a video)
       
       # Commands (in command mode)
       
       ## Select from START to END position.
       
       Use `Z` to mark start and `alt+z i` to select unti current position.
       
       ## Add a vertical cursor (useful to mimic rectangle operation)
       
       Type `C` to add a new cursor below your current cursor.
       
       ## Clear all cursors
       
       Type `space` to remove all cursors except one.
       
       ## Pasting text verbatim (without completion/indentation)
       
       You have to use "disable hook" command before inserting text. This is
       done with `\i` with `\` disabling hooks.
       
       ## Split selection into cursors
       
       When you make a selection, you can use `s` and type a pattern, this
       will create a new cursor at the start of every pattern match.
       
       This is useful to make replacements for words or characters.
       
       A pattern can be a word, a letter, or even `^` to tell the beginning of
       each line.
       
       
       # How-to
       
       In kakoune there are often multiples way to do operations.
       
       ## Select multiples lines
       
       ### Multiples cursors
       
       Go to first line, press `J` to create cursors below and press `X` to
       select whole lines of every cursors.
       
       ### Using start / end markers
       
       Press `Z` on first line, and `alt+z i` on last line and then press `X`
       to select whole lines of every lines.
       
       ### Using selections
       
       Press `X` until you reach the last line.
       
       ## Replace characters or words
       
       Make a selection and type `|`, you are then asked for a shell command,
       you have to use `sed`.
       
       Sed can be used, but you can also select the lines and split the
       selection to make a new cursor before each word and replace the content
       by typing it, using the `s` command.
       
       ## Format lines
       
       For my blog I format paragraphs so lines are not longer than 80
       characters. This can be done by selecting lines and run `fmt` using a
       pipe command. You can use other software if fmt doesn't please you.