First knowledge of VIM

You have to practice it yourself, or you can't remember.

Move cursor: h,j,k,l key

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K

J

V

The H key is on the left and moves to the left each time it is pressed

The L key is on the right, each time you press the right move

q!< return > Exit

X-Key Delete

DW Key Delete

d$ Delete from cursor to current trailer

I key for insert operation, press ESC to exit after operation

Press the A key to add text

: Wq < Enter > save file and Exit

Vim is the command to start the VIM editor

2w is the cursor moves forward 2 words, 3w moved 3 d2w is deleted

3e backwards three, 4e as such

0 (number 0) moves the cursor to the beginning of the line

Operator--representing the things to be done

number--can append a number, representing the number of repetitions

motion--action that represents moving on the manipulated text, such as W for word (word), $ for line end, etc.

DD deletes the row, 2DD deletes two rows and then presses the P key to paste---p key to place the last deleted content behind the cursor

U undo last executed (once) command

U revert to the original state of the line, to undo multiple u,u operations, enter CTRL+R

Select the wrong location, press R + Enter correct to replace

CW is magical, try CE not only deletes a word, it is also you enter the insert mode

Delete all after the C $ cursor

G jump directly to the last line of the file, GG jumps directly to the first line of the file Ctrl+g can view current you most in the column information

Enter the line number after the GG or G operation, then enter G to jump back

Enter "/" Add any character, enter the word multibyte carriage return can find the character you just entered, and then enter N, you can find the next to enter the same character as before you, if the input is n then go forward and you enter the same number, "/" Replaced by "?" The reverse

In a "(" or "}" enter%, you can jump to match ")" and "}" at

!ls LS!dir can list the contents of the current directory

:! So you can execute the outer shell command.

All commands must be knocked < Enter > key to end,

Select an unused file name, w+ This file name to create a new

When you start vim again, if you vim+ the above file name, it will be the same as the last time you saved the file.

：！ del file name (under MS-DOS)

：！ RM file name (under Unix)

A selective Save command moves the cursor somewhere, presses the V key, and then moves the cursor, where it appears highlighted

If this is the input W < filename > in the confirmation see: ' < ', ' >w file name after press ENTER, VIM will write the line just selected to < file name >, you can

Command:! LS View

R can replace several different characters consecutively

First knowledge of VIM