Vim of the Linux text Editor (ii)

Edit command

C: Delete command

cc: Directly delete the cursor line, the cursor jumps to the beginning and transitions to the input mode

#cc: Delete the next # line in the row where the cursor is located, and the cursor jumps to the beginning of the line and transitions to input mode

C $: Deletes the contents of the cursor at the end of the line and transitions to the input mode at the cursor position

Vim visualization mode, edit mode

Visual mode

v: Select the character that the cursor is hovering over

V: Select the row where the cursor is hovering, select the entire row

Flip Screen operation

ctrl+f: Turn a screen at the end of the file;

ctrl+b: Turn one screen to the file header;

ctrl+d: Half-screen to the tail of the file;

ctrl+u: Turn half screen to file header;

The same document window is split:

ctrl+w Loosen and press s: Split horizontally

ctrl+w release and press v: Split vertically

Split window Jump:

ctrl+w Release and press the cursor key

Window Property Definition:

(cancel) Auto indent:

: Set number or : Set Nu

: Set Nonumber or : Set Nonu

(cancel) Auto indent:

: Set autoindent or : Set AI

: Set Noai

(cancel) is case sensitive:

: Set ignorecase or : Set IC

: Set Noic

(cancel) to display matching parentheses:

: Set Showmatch or : Set SM

: Set NOSM

(cancel) to display syntax coloring:

: Syntax on

: Syntax off

(cancel) The search results highlighted:

: Set Hlsearch

: Set Nohlsearch

Get help:

: Set

: Help [command]

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All of these are temporary and require long-term and effective changes to the Vim configuration file

Vim configuration file:

Global:/ETC/VIMRC

Personal:~/.VIMRC

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Find Replacements:

: Address delimitation s/Find content (can use mode)/replace content (cannot use mode)/GI (Global Global) (ignorecase case insensitive) (delimiter / can use other special symbols #,@)

Address delimitation:

%: Full text

1,$: Full text, representing the 1th to the last line;

1,+6: Indicates the 1th line and then down 6 lines;

1,$-2: Represents line 1th to the 3rd line;

., +3: Thecurrent cursor line and then down 3 rows;

Use & to find content before and after adding characters

For example, add # to the beginning of a line that starts with a blank character:

%s/^[[:space:]]/#&/

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Vim of the Linux text Editor (ii)