Linux applications: Vim Multi-window editing

1. Window segmentation

": Split": Split the cursor window into two windows to display, continuous execution will split out multiple windows

"Ctrl+w W": Jumps to the next window, loops the jump

"Ctrl+w direction (or h,j,k,l)": Jumps to the next window where the direction is drawn

": Close": Close the current window

": Only": Keep the current window only

": New filename": Create a file to split the window

": Nsplit": ' N ' indicates the number of rows displayed in the new window

": Vsplit": Split horizontally, the rest is the same

": vnew filename": Use horizontal split when creating a new file

"Ctrl+w +": Increase the number of rows displayed in the current window (ctrl+w Press ' + ' after you're done)

"Ctrl+w-": Reduce the number of rows displayed in the current window

"Ctrl+w H": Move the current window to the far left

"Ctrl+w J": Move the current window to the bottom

"Ctrl+w K": Move the current window to the top

"Ctrl+w L": Move the current window to the far right

2. Batch processing window

": Qall": Exit all Windows

": Wall": Save All windows

": Wqall": Save and exit all windows

": qall!": Force exit All windows

3. Open more than one window at a time

Command line execution vim-o test1.txt test2.txt test3.txt Open a window for each file

": All": Opens a window for each file in a file list, split horizontally

": Vertical All": ibid., Vertical split

4. tab page

": Tabedit newfile": Create a tab for NewFile and edit NewFile

"GT": Jump between tabs, loop jump

": tabonly": Keep only the current tab, close the Rest of the tab page

Linux applications: Vim Multi-window editing