Detailed explanation of Linux text editor Vim

Vim is a powerful full-screen text editor and the most commonly used text editor on Linux/UNIX. Its function is to create, edit and display text files. Vim has no menus, only commands. (Used when editing some configuration files and writing some simple scripts)

Vim's three working modes: command mode, insert mode, and edit mode
vi [file name] –> Enter command mode, enter iao to enter insert mode Command mode: enter wq to exit; enter iao to enter insert mode; enter: Enter edit mode Insert mode: ESC to exit command mode Edit mode: Enter to end the command

Insert command:

Positioning command:

Delete command:

Copy and Cut commands:

Replace and undo commands:

Search and search-replace commands:

Save and exit commands:

Vim Tips

Import command execution result: r! Command definition shortcut key: map Shortcut key trigger command example: map ^PI#
:map ^B 0x
Note: Ctrl+v, Ctrl+p produces ^P effect, or Ctrl+v+p

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