Vim General mode:
(1) Press the X key to delete the contents of the bank (backward delete)
(2) press SHIFT + X to delete the previous contents of the bank (delete forward)
(3) Press the number n and then press the X key to remove the N characters backwards
(4) Press the number n and then press SHIFT + X to remove n characters forward
(5) You can press the U key if you want to rewind the edit operation. Up to 50 times can be rolled back
(6) If you want to undo the fallback operation, you can press CTRL + R
(7) If you want to delete a row, press the D key two times, at which point the deleted content is stored in the clipboard of memory. If you press the P key at this point, you can paste the content you just deleted on the next line in the current row. If you press the SHIFT + P key, you can paste the previous line in the current row.
(8) If you press the number n and then the DD, you can delete the n rows.
(9) If you press the number n and then the YY, you can copy n rows.
(10) Press the number n, then press X, then delete (also cut) at this time. Of course, you can press p to paste at this point.
(11) Press the V key first, enter the visual mode, at this time press (H,J,K,L) key to move the cursor, select the selected text (or text block), and then press the X key, at this time the selected text (or text block) will be saved to the clipboard of memory
(A) Press the letter J cursor to move Down
(B) Press the letter K cursor to move upwards
(C) Press the letter H cursor to move left
(D) Press the letter L cursor to move right
(E) Press CTRL + B or the PageUp key cursor to move up the entire screen
(f) Press CTRL + F or the PageDown key cursor to move down the entire screen
(g) Press the SHIFT + G cursor to move to the end of the file.
(H) Press the letter G cursor to move to the first line of the file
(I) Press SHIFT + 4 ($) to move the cursor to the end of a line
(J) Press SHIFT + 6 (^) or the letter 0 cursor to move to the first letter of a line, but if there is a space before the first letter, then ctrl+6 (^), when the cursor moves to the first letter of non-whitespace, by the letter 0, the cursor moves to the first space.
Vim edit mode
(1) Press the I key, the cursor at the current position, and enter the editing mode
(2) Press the I key, at which point the cursor moves to the beginning of the current line and enters edit mode
(3) Press the A key, the cursor moves back one position and enters edit mode
(4) Press the A key, at which point the cursor moves to the end of the current line and enters edit mode
(5) Press the O key, at which point the cursor moves to the beginning of the next newly inserted line of the current line and enters edit mode
(6) Press the O key, at which point the cursor moves to the beginning of the newly inserted line on the current line and enters edit mode
VIM command line mode
: Wq Write and exit: W write: Q exit three can match! Using the force execution
On: Arrows on, K
Under: Arrows, J
Left: Arrow left, H
Right: Arrow right, L
2j: Walk down two lines, similar in other directions
Page DOWN: ctrl+f, PageDown
Page UP: ctrl+b, PageUp
GG: Jump to the first line
Shift+g: Jumps to the last line
Beginning of line: shift+6 (without spaces), home, 0
End of line: shift+4, end
Shift+g Positioning to line 10th
(K) number + SHIFT + G at which point the cursor jumps to the row where the number is
How to use VIM parameters