- ctrl v(linux)/ctrl q(windows): enable visual block mode(column edit)
- Enter/+: move to the first non-blank char of next line.
- H: move to the first line of current screen.
- L: move to the last line of current screen.
- -: move to the first non-blank char of previous line.
- ^: move to the first non-blank char of current line.
- 0: move to the first char(blank char included) of current line.
- w: move to the head of next word.
- b: move to the head of previous word.
- e: move to the tail of current word.
- E: move to the tail of current word, punctuation will be treated as part of the word.
- (: move to the head of current sentence. (sentence is identified by punctuations like
.!?
and a blank space after it. - ): move to the head of next sentence. (Note: not the tail of current sentence but...)
- {}: paragraph version of
()
(Note: paragraph is identified by blank line) - [[, ]]: section version of
()
(TODO: so what's the identifier of section) - fx: search x after cursor in current line, then move cursor to this char(if existed).
- Fx: reverse version of fx.
- t/T: same as the f/F commands, except for moving cursor to the char before x.
- ;: redo previous inline search command in the same direction.
- ,: reverse version of ; command.
- rc: replace char under cursor with
c
. - nx: delete n chars since cursor.
- dw: delete word since cursor.
- db: delete word before cursor.
- ndd: delete n lines since cursor.
when contents been deleted from text, they actually been copied in a buffer.
- p: paste contents in the buffer after the cursor.
- P: paste contents in the buffer before the cursor.
- yy: copy current line to buffer.
- nyy: copy next n lines to buffer since cursor.
- (Note: when copying and pasting lines, new lines will be paste before/after the current line instead of cutting current line.)
- o: add a new line after current line and enter insert mode.
- O: kind of like o. u know the diffence.
- ns: delete next n chars since cursor and enter insert mode.
- cw: hello next word since cursor and enter insert mode.(change word?)
- cb: (change back?)
- c$: u know
- c0: u know
Edited by GVIM.