File Editor vim operation using

Tag:%s line number Delete tabs ignore UNIX binary highlight cursor

 　　　 

Gconf-editor#Configuration Editor/etc/vimrc#configuration file pathVim +24 File#to open a file to a specified lineVim File1 file2#Open multiple FilesVim-o2 file1 file2#Vertical split Screenvim-on file1 file2#Horizontal split ScreenSP filename#split up and down open new filesVSP filename#split left and right open new filectrl+w [Operation]#operations between multiple files Capital W # action: Close the current window c screen height = increase height + move cursor on screen right L H Upper K under J H next W: N#Edit Next file: 2n#edit the next two files: N#Edit a previous file: Rew#back to the first file: Set Nu#Open Line number: Set Nonu#Cancel Line number200G#Jump to: Nohl#Cancel Highlighting: Set Autoindent#Set auto Indent: Set FF#View Text Format: Set binary#change to UNIX formatCTRL + U#Page ForwardCTRL + D#page Backshift+ {#jump forward by code blockshift+}#jump Backwards by code blockShift+v + {#Check code blockShift+v +}#[[#Jump Document Header]]#Jump Document Trailer%#match the corresponding parentheses        "'                 #jumps the position of the last cursorX#Document Encryption: Set ignorecase# Case insensitive: Set tabstop=4#Press the TAB key to actually enter a 4 space: Set Hlsearch#highlighting when searching: Syntax on#turn on syntax highlighting                #the TAB key in Vim is set to 4 spacesvim/etc/vim/VIMRC#Add the following at the end of the fileSet TS=4set Expandtab set Autoindent/word#look under the cursor for a string named word? word#look for a string named word above the cursorN#representative repeats a search,/word will look down? Word will look upN#n is the opposite of N, which is the first search action for "reverse" because of the key. For example: After/vbird, pressing n means "up" search Vbird        #using/word with N and n is extremely helpful! Can let you repeat to find some of the keywords you search: s/old/new#Old first occurrence and replace it with new: s/old/new/g#One line of command replaces all old:%s/old/new/g#Replace all the old in the file:%S/OLD/NEW/GC#Replace all old in the entire file, prompting for each replacement: n1,n2s/word1/word2/g#look for the string word1 between the N1 and N2 columns and replace the string with Word2. For example ": 100,200s/vbird/vbird/g": 1, $s/word1/word2/g#look for the word1 string from the first column to the last column and replace the string with the word2! Dd#Delete the entire column where the cursor is locatedDw#Delete the word at the current cursor locationNdd#Delete N Columnsd1g#Remove all data from the first round of the cursorDg#Remove all data from the last column of the cursord$#Delete the cursor where the last character of the columnD0#number 0, where the cursor is removed, to the first character of the columnYy#The column in which the replication cursor residesNyy#N is a number, and the load cursor is in the down N column, for example 20yy, to copy 20 columnsP#Paste

File Editor vim operation using