Vim's split screen

Split screen start vim

Use the uppercase O parameter to split the screen vertically.

vim-on file1 file2 ...

Use the lowercase o parameter to split the screen horizontally.

vim-on file1 file2 ...

Note: N is a number that is divided into several screens.

Turn off split screen

Closes the current window.

Ctrl+w C

Closes the current window, leaving vim if only the last one is left.

CTRL+W Q

Split screen

Splits the currently open file up and down.

Ctrl+w s

Split up and down and open a new file.

: SP filename

Splits the currently open file left and right.

Ctrl+w V

Split left and right, and open a new file.

: VSP filename

Moving Light Mark

VI in the cursor key is H, J, K, L, to switch between the various screens, only need to first click Ctrl+w

Move the cursor to the right screen.

Ctrl+w L

Move the cursor to the left screen.

Ctrl+w h

Move the cursor over the top screen.

Ctrl+w K

Move the cursor to the bottom screen.

Ctrl+w J

Move the cursor to the next screen.

Ctrl+w W

Mobile split Screen

Move right.

Ctrl+w L

Move left

Ctrl+w H

Move Up

Ctrl+w K

Move Down

Ctrl+w J

Screen size

Let all the screens have the same height.

Ctrl+w =

Increase the height.

Ctrl+w +

Reduce height.

Ctrl+w-

Vim's split screen