linux-- basics 5

# Merge files and file archiving

#cat / etc / passwd> new_pass.txt (Create a new document and cat / etc / passwd the contents of the merger came in)

#echo "xxxx" >> new_pass.txt (additional content to the end of the document)

#echo "xxxx"> new_pass.txt (write new content covering the original content, if the file name does not exist will create a new file)

Lines of content #wc -l statistics file wc-l new_pass.txt

#tar -cvf test.tar (archive file name) / merge a plurality of directory file and displays the name of the merged file archive instruction tar--

#tar -tf test.tar (see archives)

#tar -xvf test.tar -C / unpack the directory file in the specified directory

#tar -czvf filename .gz z: the first is to call gzip compression during archiving

# Define compression: Compression is to a large file through a number of compression algorithms into a small file

#gzip need to compress the file gunzip need to extract the files

#bzip                               bunzip

#history view the command history

 

# Vim Operational Details

#ls * .txt (* on behalf of all files ending in .txt), hard disk at the physical level is the smallest unit of a sector 512bytes

#vim file ioa insert characters esc back to the command line: set nu show the number of rows esc two clicks back to the command line

# Command line: dd Delete cursor which line u: Undo the last action ctrl + r: restore the previous step n (number) delete lines nyy dd copy cursor down n rows

#p paste the copied data will be the next line of the cursor

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/tangcode/p/11010712.html