I. Common sense:
TabKeyCommand can be supplemented;
/Etc/vim/vimrcIf you want to configure a specific configuration file for a specific user, create ~ /. Vimrc file, and enter the configuration content;
: Help syntaxTo view the help information:
Ii. vim2.1
2.2 vim
After configuration, you can use commands to add the set content to the vim configuration file/etc/vim/vimrc. Of course, you do not need to add the set content to vimrc ":.
1. You can use the command to set the display line number.": Set number"
2. automatically save files, ": Set autowrite"
3. Make the mouse available, ": Set mouse = ". This command is effective on the visual interface after being typed, But I typed this command in the tty1 console, but it did not change. After searching for the help content through ": help mouse", you can see:
Linux console with gpm", I think this is missing, so try to install it:
Iii. 3.1
1. Basic Search:
2. Exact search:
3.2
3.3
3.4
1. Install ctags: Sudo apt-get install exuberant-ctags
3.5 vim