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ctrlp is a magical Vim plugin for finding files quickly. It lets you "fuzzy find" files, which you'll be familiar with if you use Sublime a lot. Basically, you can type a subset of the letters in a file's name, and the plugin will be smart enough to figure it out. - From within normal mode, press Ctrl + P, and start typing. - You'll see that a list of all files in this subdirectory are getting filtered as you type, - you only have to type a few characters to bring up the file that you need. - Press Enter to open the file, or Ctrl + T to open in a new tab.
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How do you switch between tabs in Vim?
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ctrl + w twice to switch between tabs
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Or, if you'ire calling "tabs" the different buffers opened by ctrlp, then:
After init ctrlp by pressing ctrl+p and opening a new buffer you can press ctrl+f to swtich modes. The buffer mode will show you the "tabs" (or buffers) that were opened a you can switch between them.