Vim tips (1) add all the text in a unified manner

You should have experienced adding the same thing to the entire content. For example, add a semicolon or colon to the end of each line.

Today I will share with you how to implement this scenario quickly and efficiently.

 

For example

Line one

Line two

Line three

Line Four

 

Have the above content. Add a semicolon to the end of each line. We can do this.

Step A: move the cursor to the end of the current row and add content.

Step 2; enter a semicolon to add

Step 3 Exit ESC and move a row down with the J cursor. Execute it again.

 

 

-----------------------------------------

 

But what if there are 100 or 1000 rows. This operation may not be the most efficient and inconvenient.

We can do this.

 

Step A: move the cursor to the end of the current row and add content.

Step 2; enter a semicolon to add

Step 3 Exit ESC and jvg highlight the remaining lines and then: '<,'> normal. Press enter to append all the highlighted parts;

 

You may try it out ..

 

Vim tips (1) add all the text in a unified manner