This document lists and describes basic yet essential Vim commands for navigating and editing text, including commands to enter and exit insert mode, delete and copy text, search and replace text, save files, and quit Vim with or without saving changes. It provides a helpful starting point for users to learn fundamental Vim commands.
This document lists and describes basic yet essential Vim commands for navigating and editing text, including commands to enter and exit insert mode, delete and copy text, search and replace text, save files, and quit Vim with or without saving changes. It provides a helpful starting point for users to learn fundamental Vim commands.
This document lists and describes basic yet essential Vim commands for navigating and editing text, including commands to enter and exit insert mode, delete and copy text, search and replace text, save files, and quit Vim with or without saving changes. It provides a helpful starting point for users to learn fundamental Vim commands.
This document lists and describes basic yet essential Vim commands for navigating and editing text, including commands to enter and exit insert mode, delete and copy text, search and replace text, save files, and quit Vim with or without saving changes. It provides a helpful starting point for users to learn fundamental Vim commands.
i Enter insert mode Esc Enter command mode x or Del Delete a character X Delete character in backspace mode u Undo changes Ctrl + r Redo changes yy Copy a line dd Delete a line p Paste the content of the buffer Search and then cycle through matches /<search_term> with n and N [[ or gg Move to the beginning of a file ]] or G Move to the end of a file Search and replace all occurrences :%s/foo/bar/gci with confirmation Esc + :w Save changes Esc + :wq Save and quit Vim Esc + :q! Force quit Vim discarding all changes
Please refer to t his guide for detailed explanation of these essential Vim commands.
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