For a college graduate of the rookie, learning Vim will inevitably be some unprepared.
The school may be exposed to some of the vi editors in Linux, but it's a little bit smaller than gvim.
I think that the first thing to learn vim is to adjust their own ideas, to get rid of the view of the operation, do not take office in the operation of the way to vim;
next is to start from small start, from the simple practice, I am a rookie to learn the summary of vim:
Beginner's Junior article:
Normal state:
I→insert mode, press ESC to return to Normal mode.
x→ Delete the character of the current cursor.
: wq→ disk + exit (: W disk,: Q exit) (Note: W can be followed by file name)
dd→ Delete the current row and save the deleted row to the Clipboard
p→ pasting the Clipboard
HJKL (strong example recommends using it to move the cursor, but not necessary) → You can also use the cursor key (←↓↑→). Note: J is like the down arrow.
: Help <command>→ displays assistance with related commands. You can also enter: Help instead of the command.
1: Various insertion modes
A after the cursor is inserted
o Insert a new row after the current line
o Insert a new row before the current line
CW replaces characters from the position of the cursor to the end of a word
2: Simple Move cursor
0 number 0, to the wardrobe.
^ to the first position of the bank that is not a blank character (so-called blank character is space, tab, line break, carriage return, etc.)
$ to Bank line end
G_d to the last position of the bank that is not a blank character.
/pattern Search for pattern strings (if multiple matches are searched, press N to next)
3: Copy, paste
P Paste
YY copy current line equivalent to DDP
4:undo, Redo
U undo
Ctrl+r Redo
5: Open, Save, exit, change file
: E opens a file
: W Disk
: Save SaveAs as
: X,:wq Save and exit
: q! Exit does not save: qa! Forcibly quit all files that are being edited
: Bn and: BP You can open many files at the same time, then use these two commands to switch
For beginners, I am familiar with these commands and need to use VIM every day to edit some programs. The advantage is that you can not only practice the writing of the program code, but also master the VIM editor commands.
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