Common Operations in the Vim Editor

Common Operations in the Vim Editor

Press I to enter the editing mode

Wq! Force save and exit

Q! Do not save, force exit

! Mandatory

Direction key bit:

K

H j l

Ctrl + f move down one page

Ctrl + B move one page up

Starting with a line 0

$ End of a row

The last line of the G File

The first line of the gg File

Dd deletes the row where the cursor is located.

Yy copies the same cursor

P pasted copy content

U rollback ctrl + r forward both are a pair of operations

. Decimal point ".", repeat an operation

[Esc] exit the editing mode, Shift +; enter the command line mode

Ctrl + v block selection, the selected area will be reversed

Y: copy the reversed content.

D. Delete the reversed content.

Multi-file editing

You can add a file name after sp. If you need to open the file, enter the file name. If you only enter sp, the same file will be in two windows.

Ctrl + w + j/k move between windows

Ctrl + w + q exit the current window

The vim setting value is in the/etc/vimrc file, which is not recommended to be modified. Can be modified ~ /. Vimrc (the default does not exist. You can manually create it if necessary)

Vim garbled, as long as it is a coding problem

Echo $ LANG view Encoding

LANG = zh_CN.UTF-8 set encoding

Iconv command can be used to convert language codes