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VI Editor for the veteran, one of the biggest advantages is that there are many options to use, and for the novice, this is also a big difficulty. This chapter describes the basic vi text editing commands. This article mainly describes how to move

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The VI command is the most versatile full-screen plain text editor in Unix operating systems and UNIX-like operating systems. The VI editor in Linux is called Vim, which is the enhanced version of VI (VI improved), fully compatible with the VI

The VI Editor is an editor that unix/linux system administrators must learn to use. Read a lot of information about VI, finally get this summary. First, remember the two modes of the VI Editor: 1,Command mode2, editing mode . After a unix/linux

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In the author's opinion, the biggest difference between VI and VIM is that when editing a text, vi does not display color, and vim displays the color. Display colors are easier for users to edit. There's no difference in other features. So under

Tag: page combination also writes pen question name displays line number moved multiple timesThe previous mention of Vim, which is a necessary tool in Linux. No amount of work can be done without it. Early UNIX was used as the system default editor

Linux has a lot of text editors, where the system (regardless of which branch) will bring the Nano and VI of the two most basic Editor. Vim is equivalent to VI upgrade version. Here we will explain the use of these editors in turn. 1.nano You can

VI is the abbreviation for ' Visual interface ' and is an interactive text editor with a pure character interface as standard under Linux. You can perform many text operations, such as output, delete, find, replace, block operations, and so on, and

The VI Editor is the standard editor for all UNIX and Linux systems, and its power is not inferior to any of the latest text editors, here is simply a brief introduction to its usage and a small number of instructions. Because the VI editor is