Movement of an action command in a document

Basic line-based movement:

Look at the things you understand: (mainly understand the screen line and the actual line is good)

^         moves to the first non-whitespace character of the actual line; G^         moves to the first non-whitespace character of the screen line; GJ, GK, G0, g$ corresponds to the movement of the screen line; In addition:Ctrl- f Scroll down one page, ctrl-b up one page, Ctrl-D down halfpage, ctrl-u down half page, H: Page top of the current page; M: The middle of the page in the current page; L: The end of the current page ; ZZ: The line where the cursor resides is centered on the screen;

Word-based movement:

W               forward moves to the beginning of the next word; b               moves to the beginning of the current/next word; e               moves to the end of the current/ next word; GE              moves backwards to the beginning of the previous word ;

For the difference between a word and a string: a long one short bar ...!! It's possible.

When the string is oriented, the W,b,e,ge is changed to W,b,e,ge;

The search function of characters:

 f{char} move forward to the next {char} location;                                 T{char} moves backwards to the previous {char} location; T{char} to move forward to the previous character where the next {char} is located;
 T{char} moves backwards to the previous character where the previous {char} is located;  

 
 ; Repeat the last lookup command;
 To reverse lookup of the last lookup command;  
 
   
 
 for finding a word, you can use: 
 
/{word} forward lookup; ? {Word} reverse lookup; n the result of a forward traversal lookup;
N The result of the reverse traversal lookup;  
 

Move the action command in the document