vimrc revert

vim/rc

@@ -27,62 +27,13 @@ set lazyredraw
 "Shift-i will start inserting at the begin of the line, i will start before curser
 "Shift-t end of line or t just behind curser (tail)
 "f does exactly the same but closer to shift, easier to use maybe
-nnoremap t a
-nnoremap T A
-nnoremap f a
-nnoremap f A
-
-"search
-set incsearch
-set hlsearch
-nnoremap Ctrl-l :nohlsearch
-
-"movement
 "move by visual line
 nnoremap w g<Up>
 nnoremap s g<Down>
 nnoremap a <Left>
 nnoremap d <Right>
-"move by \n or \r\n
-nnoremap W <Up>
-nnoremap S <Down>
-nnoremap A <Left>
-nnoremap D <Right>
-"move to line at bottom/top of current screen
-nnoremap g  H
-nnoremap G  L
 "gg will go to start of file, GG to end of file and M will actually jump to mid of screen
 
-
-"move by word (dervied from Egoshooters where you can lean right or left usually with q and e)
-nnoremap q b
-"words to left (3q would be 3 words left)
-nnoremap Q B
-"words left, with all non-alphanumeric shit as sperators (i.e. '-')
-"e and E same as above for right side
-
-"textmanipulation
-"delete (d is taken by wasd, c is close to d)
-nnoremap c d
-"delte selected
-nnoremap cc dd
-"delte line
-nnoremap cl dd
-"dene (cc works too)
-nnoremap ce dw
-nnoremap cq cb
-"delete next word
-"copy/paste (y is the vim default, Ctrl-c is for many GUI programs and windows)
-nnoremap yr y$
-"yank (copy) renemaining line behind curser
-nnoremap Ctrl-c y
-"yank (copy) selected, equivalent to y
-
-"marocs
-nnoremap r q
-nnoremap R qq
-nnoremap rr qq
-
 "modifier keys
 let mapleader=","
 nnoremap l  $