Use of Multiple labels and multiple windows in VIM

When editing with vim, it is often difficult to edit multiple files or to edit a file by referring to other files. Here are two methods:

1. Multiple tags

Enter:

Name of the vim-P file to be edited

For example, VIM-p * is used to edit all files in the current directory.

Switch between multiple tags to the right when switching GT, switch to the left with GT

To add a label during editing, you can: tabnew filename.

: Tabc close the current tab
: Tabo: Close all other tabs.
: Tabs view all open tabs
: Previous TABP
: The last one of tabn

 

To close and save all files, you can: wqall

 

2. Multiple windows

The window can be water and vertical. The horizontal mode is used for editing, and the vertical mode is vsplit filename.

To switch between windows, run Ctrl + W.

Close the command.