Common vi/vim commands and common vivim commands
Working Mode
INSERT command
A attaches text behind the cursor
A adds text at the end of the line
I insert before the cursor
I insert text at the beginning of the line
O Insert a new row under the cursor
O Insert a new line to the cursor
Locating command
H move one character to the left/the arrow to the left
J. Move down one row/down arrow
K move up one row/Up Arrow
L move one character to the right/the arrow to the right
$ Move to the end of a row
0 (number zero) Move to the beginning of the line
H move to the top of the screen
M moves to the center of the screen
L move to the bottom of the screen
Ctrl + f flip down one page forward
Ctrl + B flip one page forward backward
Ctrl + d flip half page down
Ctrl + u up half page forward
Quick Positioning
: Set nu display row number
: Set nonu cancel row number
Move gg to the first line
Move G to the last row
NG to n
: N to row n
DELETE command
X: Delete the cursor character
Nx deletes n consecutive and backward characters
Dd deletes the row where the cursor is located and ndd deletes n rows.
DG deletes all rows from the current row to the end of the file, including the current row
D. Delete the content from the cursor position to the end of the line.
: N1, n2d Delete n1 ~ N2 row
Copy command
Yy and Y copy the current row
Nyy, nY copy n rows
Dd: Cut the current row. ndd: Cut the current row and the next n rows.
P paste under the current row
P [uppercase] pasted on the current row
Replace or cancel command
Here is an example of replacing the character where the cursor is located: to replace the character where the cursor is located with B, first press r and then press B.
R replaces the character from where the cursor is located until Esc ends.
U cancel the previous operation. First, you have not saved the file. The file is still in memory and has not been synchronized to the hard disk.
Ctrl + r redo the previous operation
. (Decimal point) Repeat the previous operation, for example, repeat deletion, duplicate Paste
Replace or SEARCH Command
/String: searches for the specified string backward. case-insensitive: set ic is ignored during search. Cancel: set noic
N turning back
N forward from the back
? String search string up
: % S/old/new/g Replace the specified string in full text, and old is the keyword to be replaced.
: N1, n2s/old/new/g Replace the specified string within a certain range
: % S/old/new/c Replace the specified string in full text, but you will be asked if you are sure
Save and exit
ZZ: wq shortcut
: W new_filename save as the specified file
: Wq! Forcibly Save the modification and exit [root/file owner]
: Q! Do not save and exit
: [Filename] Save the file
: R [filename] reads data from another file in the edited data, adding the content of the file filename to the end of the row where the cursor is located