Vim Common operation

Move

0: Number 0, move to the beginning of the cursor

$: Move to the end of the line where the cursor is

Insert

I insert from the cursor without overwriting the contents of the following

A prompt insert from the next word in the cursor position

A is inserted at the end of the line where the cursor is located

o Insert a new line from the next line in the row where the cursor is located

O Insert A new line from the previous line on the row where the cursor is located

R replaces the character at the cursor

R replaces the character at the cursor and remains, overwriting the contents of the following

Delete

x Delete one character backwards, like "delete"

X Delete one character, similar to "backspace"

DD Delete the line where the cursor is located

Ndd:n is a number, starting at the cursor position and deleting n rows down

Copy and paste

YY the line where the cursor is copied

Nyy N is a number, starting at the cursor position and copying n rows down

P Paste to the next line in the cursor position

Search Check

: A, bs/word1/word2/g A, B is the number of rows, which means searching for word1 between rows A through B, and substituting Word2

: 1, $s/word1/word2/g from the first line to the last row, look for word1 and replace with Word2

: 1, $s/word1/word2/gc from the first line to the last row, find the word1 and replace with WORD2, the replacement will appear prompt, to the user to confirm whether to replace

N: Repeat the previous search action, search down

N: Search Up

Save

: Wq Save Exit

: e! To restore a file to an unedited state

ZZ Save exit

Q! Force quit does not save

: W Save As

: R edits data, reads the data into a file, and displays the following line at the current cursor position

: A, B w save the contents of row A to line B as

U : Revert undo last Action

Ctrl+r: Repeat Last Action

. : Repeats last action

: Set NU Displays line number

: Set Nonu Cancel display

Global Display line number: Directly modify/ETC/VIMRC write set Nu and save exit

Current User display: Modify the current user's VIMRC file to add set Nu

Fills the contents of another file into the current file

: R/path/to/somefile

In the vim editing process, you can execute commands

:! COMMAND

Syntax highlighting on/off

: Syntax on/off

Found text highlighting

: Set Hlsearch

: Set Nosearch

Vim Common operation