Vim Text Editor

Three different modes

Command mode (edit mode): The default mode after opening the editor, you can move the cursor, delete and so on.

^: Jump to the first non-whitespace character at the beginning of a line

$: Jump to end of line

GG: Jump directly to the first line

#G: Jump To Line #

X: Delete a single character at the cursor location

#x: Remove # Characters

DD: Delete the entire line of the cursor

#dd: Delete the line that contains the cursor.

U: Undo Last Action

Ctrl+r: Undo the previous undo operation

Paste operation

If the entire row is deleted

P: Paste below the line where the cursor is currently located

P: Paste Above

If the deletion is not an entire row

P: Paste at the location of the current cursor

P: Paste in front

Copy operation

Yy:

#yy:

Insert mode : Insert, inserting. You can enter it.

exit mode (not in line mode): powerful. To operate as input commands.

In the non-row mode, save the file, named 1.txt.

: W/tmp/1.txt

: 1,7d Delete 1-7 rows

: 1, $d delete the first line to the last row

:., +3. Indicates the current cursor row, +3 means the following 3 rows

% indicates full text

$ represents the last line

Options:

-O: Multiple files are opened at the same time, multiple files are placed horizontally.

Vim Text Editor