:w
|
Write to file; defaults to the file
name you gave it on invocation. If you didn't give it a file
name on the command line, it will
gripe.
|
:w filename
|
Save the file to filename
|
:q
|
Quit .In vim ,also
exists from help
|
:q!
|
Quit
without saving.
|
:wq
|
Write to the file and quit (see also
“ZZ”).
|
:r filename
|
Read in file (handy for “cut and
paste” between two different files).
|
:e
|
Exit (without saving).
|
:e!
|
Exit
immediately, and don't ask about saving.
|
:d
|
Delete
the current line.
|
:h
|
Go
to online help.
|
:j
|
Delete the line below the cursor.
|
:n
|
If
you specified multiple files on the command line, go on to edit the next
file.
|
:u
|
Undo the last operation.
|
:x
|
Quick
exit. Saves the file without being asked.
|
:n
|
Go to line number n.
|
:-n
|
Go up n lines.
|
:+n
|
Go down n lines.
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Saturday, 22 November 2014
Colon (“:”) commands vi filex
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