Linux Learning one-day command (+) [VIM command]

Vim

X: Delete the character of the cursor (same as delete)

De: Delete the ending of the word from the position of the cursor

DW: Delete the first word from the cursor position until the next word

DB: Delete the contents of the word before the cursor

DG: Delete the contents of the line at the end of the cursor

G: The cursor jumps to the specified position and enters the position before entering G

GG: End of line

GG: Beginning of the line

Ctrl+g: see where the cursor is, and how many lines of the file are displayed (display position as a percentage)

: s/old/new/g: Replaces the old line of the cursor with the new

:%s/old/new/g: Replace all old in the file with new

:%s/old/new/gc: Enter interactive mode, replace all old in the file with new (Y: OK, a: All OK, L: Only the first match is determined)

R: replace (one letter only, replace once)

R: replace (one letter, can be replaced multiple times)

U: Undo

Ctrl+r: Canceling the Undo command

There are other common ones that are not listed (e.g., dd,yy,p,i,o)

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Linux Learning one-day command (+) [VIM command]