Linux applications: Vim multi-file editing

1. Edit another file

": Write Edit Foo.txt": Save changes to the current file and open ' Foo.txt '

": edit! Foo.txt ": Discard changes to the current file and open ' Foo.txt '

": Hide Edit Foo.txt": Temporarily do not save the current file, and open ' foo.txt '

* Note: The above method does not open two files at the same time, file list only exists after open file

2. List of files

": args": View a list of files and show the relative position of the current file in the file list

": next!": Do not save changes to the current file (change lost!), edit the next file in the file list

": Wnext": Save changes to the current file, edit the next file in the file list

":p rev!": Do not save changes to the current file (Modify lost!), edit the previous file in the Win Jiani list

": Wprev": Save changes to the current file, edit the previous file in the file list

": NNext": ' N ' is a number indicating the number of times to execute ': Next '

": Nprev": ' N ' is a number indicating the number of times the ':p Rev ' was executed

": First": Edit the file list, execute ': write ' before executing

": Last": Edit the final file in the file list, execute ': write ' before executing

": Set Autowrite": Automatically save changes to the current file when a file jump is made with the above command

": Set Noautowrite": Turn off Auto-save

": args t1.txt t2.txt t3.txt": To edit another file list, you need to save the current file first

3. Save As

": SaveAs Otherfile": Save as another file

Linux applications: Vim multi-file editing