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vi Editor “Cheat Sheet” Invoking vi: vi filename Format of vi commands: [count][command] (count repeats the effect of the command)
Vi Editor Cheat Sheet. Movement Commands. Left, down, up, right. Forward, backward by word End of word Beginning of next, previous sentence Beginning of next, previous paragraph Beginning of next, previous section. First, last position of current line First non blank character of current line First character of next, previous line Top line of ...
The Solaris Advanced User’s Guide describes the following topics. Chapter 1 briefly describes the command line interface and the two graphical user interfaces supported by the Solaris operating environment, the Common Desktop Environment and GNOME. Chapter 2 describes how to log in and out of your system and how to use basic
Chapter 6 Using the vi Editor. vi (pronounced “vee-eye,” short for visual display editor) is the standard SunOS text editor. vi is not window based and can be used on any kind of terminal to edit a wide range of file types. You can type and edit text with vi, but it is not a word processor.
Summary of Basic viCommands. The following table describes basic vicommands. Table 6–1 Starting vi. Command. Description. vifilename. Open or create file. vi. Open new file to be named later.
Inserting Text. The following commands place you in insert mode: insert text before cursor. append text after cursor I insert text at beginning of line. append text at end of line. start adding text in new line below present line. O start adding text in new line above present line.
Vi Cheat Sheet. Launching Vi Editor. Joining Lines. vi. Opens the editor in default mode. J Joins two lines. vi <filename.txt. Opens the specified file or creates a new file in vi editor. yyp.
