《unix初级教程(第五版)(英文版)》_Chapter 4.ppt

UNIX Unbounded 5th EditionAmir Afzal Chapter 4The vi Editor: First Look Chapter 4: The vi Editor - First Look Figure 4-1 The vi Editor Blank Screen Figure 4-2 The vi Editor Display Screen Figure 4-3 The vi Editor Screen After the wq Command Figure 4-4 The Movement of the Cursor on the Screen Figure 4-5 The vi Editor Modes of Operation Figure 4-6 vim Help Screen Figure 4-7 vim Help Screen for wq Command Figure 4-8 The vi Editor Temporary Buffer Figure 4-9 The vi Editor Modes of Operation Text Correction While in the command mode, you can replace (overwrite) characters anddelete characters, a line, or number of lines You can also correct some of your mistakes by using the undo command These text correcting commands apply only when vi is in the command mode Most of these commands do not change the vi mode Table 4.5 The vi Editor Keys for Correcting Text in Command Mode Character Deletion: Using x Using x, you can delete characters starting from the cursor position: Press x (vi deletes the m, and the cursor moves to o, the next letter to the right) (vi remains in command mode) The vi history The vi editor is an interactive text editor that is supported by most of the UNIX operating systems. The vi history The vi editor is an interactive text editor that is supported by ost of the UNIX operating systems. Character Deletion: Using x Press x three more times (vi deletes o, s, and t, respectively, as you press x repeatedly) The vi history The vi editor is an interactive text editor that is supported by _of the UNIX operating systems. 3. Press 5x (vi editor deletes five characters and the cursor moves to the letter h) The vi history The vi editor is an interactive text editor that is supported by he UNIX operating systems. Deletion and Recovery: Using dd and u By pressing d twice, you can delete a line, starting from the current line 1. Use the cursor movement keys to place the cursor on the le