Brisk Vim (3): Delete

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• Character Deletion
• Delete words
• Delete row

In this section, let's take a look at the deletion. The deletion command is relatively simple, but to make the deletion more efficient

You need to work with the various mobile commands described in section 1.

 

Character Deletion

 
X Delete the character where the cursor is located x Delete the character before the cursor
 

There is nothing to note here, but it should be noted that

Usually, a newbie will press X in a rush to delete a large piece of text.

If it is the first few days of use, but for a long time, you still need to learn the following DELETE command

 

Delete words

 
DW Delete to start of next word de Delete to end of this word including punctuation dB Delete to previous word including punctuation
 

Obviously, D is the abbreviation of delete, and X above is the old clearing meaning.

Here e Indicates deleting a word forward, B Indicates deleting a word backward, and the first section is clearly written by China Mobile.

Note that E B ignores punctuation, such as don't. They delete the punctuation as three words don, t, and T.

E B in upper case won't

 

Delete row

 
DdDelete a whole row d $ Delete the cursor position to the end of the row D0 Delete the cursor position to the beginning of the row
 

It is best to understand these three usage methods.

As I said at the beginning, deleting commands must work with mobile commands to play more roles.

You can take a look at the content of section 1 and try to delete a section or a section.

TIPS:3DD indicates deleting three rows. You must have known it before.