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... another editor? ex is not really another
editor. vi is the visual mode of the more general, underlying line editor, ex. Some ex commands can be
useful to you while you are working in vi, for they ... moving to the start of the block, typing [CTRL-G] then moving to the end of the
block and typing [CTRL-G] again.
Yet another way to identify line numbers is with the ex = comm...
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... T | U | V | W | Y
Index: S
saving files
1.1.3. Saving and Quitting a File
(see also vi commands)
screen editors
1. The vi Text Editor
(see also vi editor)
scripts
7. 4. Using ex Scripts
(see also ... Text
case sensitivity of : 1. The vi Text Editor
change character (r) : 2.3.3.3. Characters other
change lines (cc)
2.3.3.2. Lines
2.4. More Ways to Insert Text
change text (c)...
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... a screen editor
you can
scroll the page, move the cursor
J joins the line the cursor is on with the line below.
.
With a screen editor you can
scroll the page, move the cursor
Repeat the last ... screen editor you can
scroll the page.
move the cursor.
delete lines.
Move the cursor to where you want to put the yanked text.
P With a screen editor you can
scroll...
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... commands : (see vi commands and ex commands)
editor
line
1. The vi Text Editor
5.1. ex Commands
(see also ex editor)
(see also
screen
1. The vi Text Editor
(see also vi editor)
entering vi : (see opening ... (see vi commands)
command mode
1. The vi Text Editor
2.1. vi Commands
commands, vi : (see vi commands)
copy
range of lines (:co or :t) : 5.2.2. Defin...
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... file. The
syntax for the vi command is:
$ vi [filename]
The brackets shown on the above command line indicate that the filename is optional. The brackets
should not be typed. The $ is the UNIX ... are those that are used by the ex line editor. The ex editor is available to you when you use vi,
because ex is the underlying editor, and vi is really just its &qu...
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... you would see that the cursor jumps to the parenthesis at the end of the line. This is the
closing parenthesis that matches the opening one.
Similarly if the cursor is on one of the closing bracket ... exscript
[Chapter 7] 7. 4 Using ex Scripts
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7. 4 Using...
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... really the same as the j command. There are many keys that either perform the
same tasks as other keys or that are rarely used. However, you should be familiar with the vi commands
[Chapter 7] 7. 3 ... themselves.
[Chapter 7] 7. 3 Saving Commands
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... on the current line. The / (slash) is the
delimiter between the various parts of the command. (The slash is optional when it is the last character
on the line.) A substitute command with the ... to save all the text on the line, but only up until one or more spaces at the end of the line.
Restore the saved text without the spaces.
The substitutions in this examp...
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... Chapter 4
Beyond the Basics
4.2 Options When Starting vi
In this handbook, you have invoked the vi editor with the command:
$ vi file
There are other options to the vi command that can be ... However, these
two commands do not send the cursor to the beginning of the line. The cursor remains at the same point
in the line as when the command was issued.
3.1.2 R...
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... Screen editors are very popular.
[$] The number of logical lines (3) does not correspond to the number of visible lines (5) that you see on
the screen. If the cursor were positioned on the d in the ... delete, and you entered $, the cursor would
move to the period following the word them. If you entered 0, the cursor would move back to the letter m
in the word move, at...