Basic Emacs operations (1)

Today, I learned the basic operations of Emacs. It is mainly used by combining CTRL and alt. It is intuitive to use without Vim status switching, but it is not suitable for my vimer. There are many differences between the two:

Emacs has a more advanced pasting function: After C + Y, repeating m + y can call up all the previous pasting boards, provided that C + y must be pasted first.

Compared with the command mode in Vim, emacs uses C + x + command to complete various commands. This operation is also very interesting, but it may still cause errors. I don't know when to press Ctrl, sometimes C + x + u is converted into C + x + C + U.

But there are also some similarities, such as repetition: C + u + num + command. In vim, a number is included in the command. The principle is similar.

There is another physical problem that makes me a headache: I am not used to pressing CTRL/ALT on the right hand side. These four keys are so important that Emacs has been very active for a long time :)

I learned so much today and will continue tomorrow.