Linux 4 Vim

Www.vim.org command: Set nu to use VI more quickly, we need to master several sets of commands {#1, [INSERT command] A, A, I, I, O, O #2, [positioning command] H, J, K, L, $, 0, H, M, L: Set nu to set the row number: setnonu cancel the number Gg to the first line G to the last line ng to the N line: N to the N line #3, [DELETE command] X, NX, DD, NDD, DG [Delete the cursor to the end of the file], D,: N1, n2d [Delete the row in the specified range] #4, [copy and cut command] YY, y copy the current row nyy, NY copies n rows of the current row dd [CUT], NDD [CUT n rows], p, p [paste in the row where the current cursor is located or on the line] #5, [Replace and cancel command] Replace r with the character where the cursor is located. Replace r with the character from where the cursor is located, and Press ESC to end u to cancel the previous operation #6, [search and replace command]/string by N is the next From front to back, N from back to front: % S/old/new/g Replace the specified string: N1, N2s/old/new/g in a certain range!: N1, N2s/old/new/C ask and replace: It is case insensitive when searching for set IC!: Set noic #7, [Save and exit command] [ZZ most common] W filename save as specified file: WQ! Force save and exit. Only the file owner or administrator root can do this. #8. [another interesting command in VI]: R! Command import command execution result to current VI Execute Command in VI :! Command definition shortcut key: Map shortcut key trigger command example: Map ^ p I # <ESC> ^ P = Ctrl + V + P: Map ^ B 0x continuous line comment: N1, n2s/^/#/g consecutive rows plus # Note: remove the # At the beginning of N2s/^ # // G! ^ Indicates the beginning of a row: N1, N2s/^/\/g Add/:/# // G at 4 ~ 8 lines, replace # With null, is to remove # Replace: AB sammail samlee@lampbrother.net automatic change, very good! Insert a-> B [change to B]: unab sammail samlee@lampbrother.net #9, VI configuration file ~ /. Vimrc ~ Home Directory root/root zhangsan/home/zhangsan #10. Li Ming believes that VI is easier to use when modifying the configuration file and writing shell scripts! Other options are not required! He tends to use graphical interfaces!

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