VI One of the cursor movement commands

I. Overview

The basic cursor movement commands in VI are: H, J, K, L.

Where h moves the cursor 1 bits to the left, J moves the cursor down 1 lines, K moves the cursor up 1 lines, and L moves the cursor to the right 1 bits.

The above command supports the "number + command" format and moves multiple bits (lines) 1 times.

Ii. examples

Initial state

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Run command: l

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Run command: 3l

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Run command: J ( Note: The 1th line is more than line 2nd, run the J command, the cursor moves to the last 1 bits of the next 1 lines )

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Run command: K ( Note: The 1th row is more than line 2nd, run the K command, the cursor moves to the previous 1 lines before the J command position, in this case 4)

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Run command: 2j

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Run command: H

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VI One of the cursor movement commands