Vim (Linux editor) simple configuration and common commands

A simple configuration

1 Add configuration file. vimrc

Under directory/etc/, there is a file named VIMRC, which is a public vim configuration file in the system and is valid for all users. and in each user

Home directory, you can create a private configuration file named: ". VIMRC".

The following is an example of an ordinary user:

set up in the user's home directory . vimrc file

or directly download the master to write a good move to their home directory can be

Download Vimrc.zip, unzip the file as. VIMRC, put it in the current user's directory.

Links: Http://files.cnblogs.com/ma6174/vimrc.zip

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Open . VIMRC

Some settings are commented out to cancel the corresponding comments only need to delete the previous "number

. Set line number, lexical highlighting, auto indent, etc.

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2 . Installing the TagList plugin

Links: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=273

Download the Taglist_xx.zip, put the extracted doc content to ~/.vim/doc, the extracted plugin under the contents of the copy to

~/.vim/plugin

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3 Installation Manager Winmanager Plug-in

Links: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=95

Download Winmanager.zip, version 2.X or above.

Put the extracted doc content into ~/.vim/doc, and copy the extracted content from the plugin to the ~/.vim/plugin

4 Add the following sentence to the ~/.VIMRC

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Note: WM with: a space in the middle

5. Restart vim, open xxx.cpp or XXX.C, enter "WM" in normal state, you will see the following interface.

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more specific: http://blog.csdn.net/wooin/article/details/1858917

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Two common commands

Three different modes

Bottom row mode

Command mode

Insert mode

Undo Esc +u

shift+:w Save

shift+:q exit

GG Jump file First

Shift+gg = = GG file End

8+shift+g jump to line 8

:8 position to line eighth

yy Copy

3yy copy 3 rows

P Paste to next line

DD Delete +p== clip

3DD Delete 3 rows

U Cancel

shift+4==$ end of line

shift+6==^ beginning

shift+~ Convert the current letter case

X Delete current letter backward Delete

Shift+x Current cursor forward delete

5+shift+x Delete 5 before cursor (currently unchanged)

5+x Backward Delete of 5

W Turn backward in Word (word head)

e (end of Word)

b Flip forward in words

HJKL up or down

I Insert

A next character insert

o empty line then insert

/+ string (backward) lookup

? + String Forward Lookup

2+l Jump two columns

y+w Sticky words

r+ letters replaced with letters

Shift+r Overall Replacement

C+w Word Delete mode transform to insert mode

: Setnu sets line number

: Set Nonu cancel line number

:q! Force Exit

: vs test1.c split screen

The cursor is cut to the right Ctrl + W + L

Left ctrl+w+h

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Vim (Linux editor) simple configuration and common commands