Introduction to the simple application of VIM tools for Linux

Vim Introduction:

Vim is an upgraded version of VI, VIM is a color display, install vim using yum install-y vim-enhanced.

Vim is divided into three modes: General mode, edit mode and command mode.

Vim color display and move cursor:

Vim is displayed color, and is based on the name or content of the file to display different colors, and can be/etc/vimre to edit the configuration file, or in the user's home directory to edit VIM/ROOT/.VIMRC this file, the default file does not exist.

Vim General mode to move the cursor:

Move Cursor Command

Keys		Role
h or LEFT ARROW key		The cursor moves one character to the left
L or right ARROW keys.		The cursor moves one character to the right
K or downward direction key		Move the cursor up one character
J or DOWN ARROW keys		Move the cursor down one character
Ctrl+b or PageUp key		Text page to turn one page forward
Ctrl+f or PageDown key		The text page turns backward one page
Number 0 or Shift+6		Move to the beginning of the bank
Shift+4		Move to the end of our line
Gg		Move to First line
G		Move to Tail line
NG (n is any number)		Move to Nth row

Vim general mode copy, cut and paste:

Use the following shortcut command

Keys		Role
X,x		X means to remove one character backwards and X to delete one character forward
Nx		Remove n characters backwards
Dd		Delete/Cut the row where the cursor is located
NDD (n is number abbreviation)		Delete/cut n rows after the row of the cursor
Yy		The copy cursor is in the row
P		From the line where the cursor is located, paste the contents that have been copied or pasted down
P		From the line where the cursor is located, paste the contents that have been copied or pasted up
Nyy		Copy n rows down from the line where the cursor is located
U		Revert back action
V		Moving the cursor after pressing v selects the specified character, and can be copied, pasted, and so on

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Introduction to the simple application of VIM tools for Linux