Linux vim command and linuxvim command

Linux vim command and linuxvim command
Introduction

The vim commands and vi operations are basically the same. The vim commands have many parameters. Here I list some parameters that are usually used, vim has two main interfaces: the esc operation interface and the input I editing interface.

 

 

Move cursor

0 (0): move the cursor to the starting position of the row.

$: Move the cursor to the end of the row.

H: move the cursor to the beginning of the first line of the current window (not the full text.

M: move the cursor to the starting position of the center row of the current window.

L: move the cursor to the beginning of the last row of the current window.

Gg: move the cursor to the beginning of the document.

G: move the cursor to the end of the document.

<Number> G: move the cursor to the starting point of the specified number line, which is counted from the beginning of the document.

<Number>-: move the cursor to the upper numeric row of the current cursor.

<Number> +: move the cursor to the number row under the current cursor.

 

Delete and restore

DELETE command:

X (lower case): Delete the character at which the cursor is located.

Dd: Delete the row where the cursor is located.

D: delete all characters starting from where the cursor is located until the end of the row.

<Number> dd: deletes the number row specified from the cursor's current row.

Restore (Undo) command:

U: Restore the deleted text.

U: Restore all changes in the row where the cursor is located in this edit.

Copy and paste

Yy: copy the row where the cursor is located

<Number> yy: copy the row that specifies a number from the cursor

P: paste the copied content to the next row of the row where the cursor is located.

Search for characters

/<String>: searches for the first matching string from where the cursor is located.

? <String>: search for the first matching string from where the cursor is located.

N: Find the next

N: Find the previous one.

 

 

Save and exit

: Q: Exit vi.

: Q! : Discard the current modification to the edited content and forcibly exit vi.

: W [<File Name>]: Save the content being edited as <File Name> (equivalent to Save ...), if <File Name> is not specified, use the original file name (equivalent to Save ...).

: Wq: The storage disk exits.

 

Summary

The vim command is the most commonly used command in linux. The preceding operations are performed on the esc operation interface.

 

 

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