Capitalization conversion in Vim

Transferred from: http://www.cnblogs.com/fortran/archive/2010/07/25/1784513.html

The command of the case conversion in Vim is: Gu or Gu, the image of a little u means to lowercase, big u means to capitalize. The next step is to define the two commands (qualifying lines, letters, words) and so on.

1. Whole article capitalization converted to lowercase

When you open a file, you do not need to enter command line mode.

Type: Gggug

Explain: Gggug divided into three sections gg gu G

gg= cursor to the first character of the file

Gu= the selected range all lowercase

g= to end of file

2. Whole article lowercase converted to uppercase

When you open a file, you do not need to enter command line mode.

Type: Gggug

Explain: Gggug divided into three sections GG GU G

gg= cursor to the first character of the file

gu= all uppercase in the selected range

g= to end of file

3. Convert only one word

Guw, GUE, GUW, GUE

The words that follow the cursor are then converted to uppercase and lowercase.

The command to convert 5 words is as follows:

gu5w, gu5e, gu5w, gu5e

4, convert the case of a few lines

Position the cursor on the line you want to convert, type: 1gU

Lowercase to uppercase conversions from the line down the cursor

10gU, a 11-line lowercase to uppercase conversion

And so on, there are other uppercase and lowercase conversion commands

GU0: From the position of the cursor to the beginning of the line, it becomes uppercase

gu$: From the cursor position to the end of the line, it becomes uppercase

GUG: From the cursor position to the last character of the article, all uppercase

GU1G: From the position of the cursor to the first character of the story, it becomes uppercase

Capitalization conversion in Vim