Linux Learning Notes (xii) VIM editor

I. Overview

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Visual interface visual interface, similar to Notepad in Windows

VI> vim

Operating mode:

(1) Command mode command mode

(2) Insert mode input mode

(3) Last line mode line mode (last line, last line)

Second, the basic

vim [filename]

Enter Vim editor, if the file does not exist is automatically created and opened

Enter default in command mode, waiting for user input commands

Type  i  to enter Insert mode

 ESC  key to exit Insert mode

Use: wq and press enter to save and exit

Three, Vim command format

vim + filename : open the file, position the cursor to the last row

vim +3 filename : open the file, position the cursor to the third line

vim + / xxx file name : the file open, position the cursor to the first occurrence of line xxx, by  n-   , where switching occurs several key xxx

AA BB cc Vim : create and edit multiple files simultaneously, by typing in the line mode  : n  switching edit file downwardly (aa-> bb-> downwardly in order cc), :  N  or  : prev  switching edit files up (cc-> bb-> aa upwards order)

 

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