Common commands under VIM (2)

VIM commands are divided into two kinds, one is vim own, the other is ex, the ex command needs to enter a colon, the last return to execute, compared to the VIM command, the scope of the ex command more extensive, but also more powerful, the following list some of the commonly used ex command command     function: W      Save file: Q     exit: X     Save and exit, quite with: wq:e     Edit file: E!      Undo changes to restore the original content when the file was just opened:0      indicates line No. 0:.     Represents the current row: $     indicates the last line %      represents the current file name: @ Repeats the last     executed ex command: Shell     enters shell:normal     executes normal mode commands within a specified range : M (: Move)     Cut command: T (: copy)     copy command: 6t.     Copy line 6th below the current line: T6     Copy the current row below line 6th: T.     Creates a copy of the current row, equivalent to YYP, but does not use a register, so the current contents of the register are not overwritten: t$     Copy the current line to the end of the file: '<,> ' t0     copy the highlighted row to the beginning of the file

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Common commands under VIM (2)