The VIM Editor's shortcut keys are used

Shortcut keys for the VIM editor

(i) in command mode

To move the cursor:

Move front and back: H move forward one unit in the same line L backward

Move up and down: K move J up one line down

HL can only move one unit, inconvenient

Number 0 moves to the beginning of the line

$ End of line

The movement of a word

W move right to the beginning of a word B move forward the beginning of a word

Turn the page (using the usual method)

PageUp

PageDown

R replacement

Action: Enter r and enter characters, but only one character can be entered

Delete a character:

X

DW Delete A word amount for the current cursor

d$ Delete current cursor to end of line

DD Delete entire line

(Deleted text will also be saved in the buffer, after pasting can be used,)

Y generally means replication

YY Copy a row

YW copy a word

y$ Copy the current cursor to the end of the line

P Paste

DD P is equivalent to clipping (deleted, then move cursor, paste back)

In the delete, copy these shortcuts to the front plus numbers, you can manipulate multiple lines

3DD p Clip 3 lines

4yy P

For cursor navigation shortcut keys, you can also add a number eg:3w move three words in volume 10l move backwards by 10 characters

Undo and Redo (equivalent to Ctrl +z ctrl+y in Windows)

U undo

Ctrl+r Redo

(b) in the last line mode :

: s/old/new/the first matching character in the current row is replaced

: S/old/new/g plus G, the matching characters in a row are replaced

: 1,3s/old/new/The number of rows is limited to 1, 3 rows

:%s/old/new/g to the entire text bank

: W file name the currently written text is written to another file (such as a new file does not exist)

: w! FileName If the file already exists, w! will force overwrite the new file

: R file name loads a file into the current

The VIM Editor's shortcut keys are used