C language Use VI writing C language

1. First enter the shell command interface, enter: "VI hello.c"

entered the vi editing interface, type I into the editing state. The following procedures can be entered:

#include <stdio.h>
int main (void)
{
printf ("Hello, world\n");
return 0;
}

Press ESC to exit the edit state, and then enter ": Wq" to save and fallback to the shell command interface.


2. Then enter "Gcc-wall hello.c" to compile the program.

3. Enter "./a.out", which represents the program you just compiled.


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# "I": Start editing

# "U": Undo Yes

# "DD": delete when moving forward

# "yy": Copy the current line to the Clipboard

# "Ctrl+r": Redo the last command

# ": N" "Jumps to n rows, n indicates line number

# G Cursor is positioned on the last line

# GG Cursor is positioned on the first line

# 50% Cursor positioned in the middle of the file

# H cursor positioned on the first line of the display

# M Cursor positioned in the middle of the display

# L cursor positioned on the last line of the display



# # # more frequently used commands in: http://blog.csdn.net/it1988888/article/details/8040568

C language Use VI writing C language