Rookie's way to attack (iii)----------VIM usage Summary

Note: #表示数字, . Represents the current row, $ represents the last line, +# the down # line, and $-1 the penultimate line

Set line number last row mode set Nu/number

First, before opening the file

[Email protected] tmp]# vim + inittab

Vim + filename Opens the file and is on the last line

[[email protected] tmp]# vim +10 inittab

Vim +# filename Open the file and locate the # line

Two or three different modes

Command mode (edit function)

Input mode (content)

Last-line mode (file management function)

Mode switching

Edit mode---> Input mode

I: a bit before the cursor current position insert

A: An insert after the cursor's current position

I: Jumps to the beginning of the line where the cursor is inserted

A: Jumps to the end of the line where the cursor is inserted

O: Jumps to the next line of the cursor where the row is inserted

O: Jumps to the top row of the cursor insert

Input---> Edit:

Esc

Edit---> Last line:

：

Last line---> Edit:

Esc

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It's a little ugly, haha.

Third, move the cursor (Command mode)

Single character movement

Left h L Upper K Lower J

Multi-character movement

W Move to the beginning of the next word

e moves to the ending of the current or next word

b move to the beginning of the current or previous word

#w move to the beginning of a word

In-line movement

0 move to the beginning of the line including space characters

^ Move to the beginning of the line does not include space characters

$ move to end of line including space character

Move between rows

G moves to the beginning of the last line

GG moves to the beginning of the first line

#G move to the beginning of line #

Enter line number in the last line mode

Flip Screen

Ctrl+f down one screen

Ctrl+b on one screen

Ctrl+d Down half screen

Ctrl+u Half Screen

Iv. editing function (Command mode)

Delete d (Command mode)

x Delete the single character where the cursor is located

DW Delete the cursor position and the following word

#dw Delete the cursor position and the next # words

De deletes the cursor position and a word that follows

DD Deletes a row at the cursor location

#dd Delete the row where the cursor is located and the following total # lines

7,8 D deletes 7 to 8 rows in the last-line mode

Vim recently deleted n content will not be emptied immediately, but there is a buffer

Paste p (Command mode)

P: If you delete or copy the entire line, paste it below the line where the cursor is located, and if the copied or deleted content is a non-full row, paste it behind the character

P: If you delete or copy the entire line, paste it above the line where the cursor is located, and if the copied or deleted content is not a whole line, paste it in front of the character

Copy y (Command mode)

YW copy the cursor position and the following word

#yw where to copy the cursor and the next # words

Ye copy the cursor position and a subsequent word

YY the line where the cursor is copied

#yy a row where the cursor is copied and the following total # lines

Delete Add C (remove content first and convert directly to input mode)

CW Pruning cursor location and a word in the back

#cw the location of the cursor and the next # words

Ce redaction cursor location and a word in the back

CC to snip a line at the cursor location

#cc a row where the cursor is being censored and the following total # lines

Replace r (Command mode) (only a single character can be replaced)

R replaces multiple characters

Undo (Command Mode)

U Undo Last Action

U undo All

#u can undo previous # operations (up to 50 times)

Ctrl R undo the most recent undo operation

Find (last-line mode)

/GO along

? Look backwards.

N One More Time

N backwards at once

Visualization mode

V Select by character

V Select by Rectangular block

Find and replace S (in the last line mode)

Startaddr,endaddrs///g or GI (g: Global substitution I: ignoring character case)

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Rookie's way to attack (iii)----------VIM usage Summary