Practical Tips: Set of VI command shortcuts in Linux (1)

Cursor control command

Command cursor Movement

H or ^ h move one character to the left

J or ^ n move down a row

K or ^ p move up a row

L or move one character to the right by Space

G move to the last row of the file

NG moves to the nth line of the file

W moves to the beginning of the next word

W moves to the beginning of the next word, ignoring punctuation

B is moved to the beginning of the previous word

B moves to the beginning of the previous word, ignoring punctuation marks

L move to the last line of the screen

M moves to the middle line of the screen

H move to the first line of the screen

E move to the end of the next word

E. Move to the end of the next word and ignore punctuation marks.

(Move to the beginning of a sentence

) Move to the end of the sentence

{Move to the beginning of a paragraph

} Move to the beginning of the next paragraph

0 or | move to the first column of the current row

N | column n to the current row

^ Move the first non-null character to the current row

$ Move to the last character of the current row

+ Or return refers to the first character in the next line.

-Move to the first non-null character in the previous line