Vim Text Editor

Text processing in Windows has Notepad, so how do you do text processing on Linux systems? That's using VIM.

Understanding VIM

Practice: Use VIM to create a new text file in the current directory with the command testvim.txt

Vim mode

1, insert mode

In the Insert mode, you can enter text content.

Practice: Create a new text file in the current directory named Testvim2.txt, and enter a line of content: Hello Linux,love linux

2, Command mode

Command mode general: Select, copy, paste, undo and so on.

Practice: Open the new text file above Testvim2.txt, and copy and paste the operation.

3,ex mode

Normal in ex mode: Save changes and exits.

Practice: Open the Testvim222.txt file with Vim, and then make it display the line number, and save and exit.

Vim Text Editor