VIM simple tutorial (3)

VIM simple tutorial (3) Vim simple tutorial (2) complete... VIM simple tutorial (3) Vim simple tutorial (2) http://www.2cto.com/ OS /201303/194219.html lesson 3 various search operations www.2cto.com for example we want to search for a simple string "include" in the document, then use the/command: /include If you want to continue searching after finding the first include, you can do this :/ In this case, vim will search for the last string by default. (Note: it cannot be used. command) there are several characters with special meanings (in fact, it is a regular expression). when searching, add \ to the front to escape these characters as follows :. * [] bytes % /\? ~ $ Vim remembers the previous search strings. . Enable incremental search: set incsearch disable incremental search: set noincsearch what is incremental search. just try it out in an experiment and I will not talk about it here. The following command can highlight the search results: set hlsearch turn off this feature command: set nohlsearch/command is backward search, if you want to search forward, use? Command. The n command repeats the previous search. /Command and? Commands support regular expressions. For regular expressions, there is a good tutorial on the Internet, "Getting Started with regular expressions for 30 minutes".