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#print More Movement - Searching in the File The last, but certainly not least, method we'll look at for moving around in the file is searching. The command to search for a particular word or p

#print First Review These are the commands we've covered so far. Do you remember them all? Escape = Make vi listen ^L or ^R = Redraw the screen :q = Quit :w :wq = Sav

#print This is a sequence of lessons in the use of the text-editing program called 'vi'. 'Vi' stands for 'Visual' and is really a screen-oriented mode of the editor 'ex'. It allows you to create

#print More Movement - Search in the Line Frequently one would like to be able to say, "Move the cursor over to the character 'x'", for some x. This would be nicer than having to hit the space

#print Basic Movement - Screen Movement As you might have noticed, while the arrow keys are handy for moving short distances, they're a little slow for moving all the way across the screen, for

#print Basic Movement - Small movements The next few lessons will cover the basic movement commands, allowing you to move around in a file. In this lesson we'll talk about moving

#print So far, you've learned how to force vi to listen to you (the Escape key), to redraw the screen (the ^L or ^R command), how to get out of vi (the :q command), and how to quit even when vi th

#print You've now completed that part of vi which might be used every day. There are a fair number of other sets of features which make certain jobs easier, but you know all of the common commands.

#print Move Alteration - Shifting Often, especially when editing programs, it would be handy to be able to shift parts of the file over some number of spaces to the right or left. Vi provides th

#print Misc. Useful Features - The Outer Editor II When you invoke vi, you execute a command like 'vi '. If you want to look at several files, one at a time, you can use a command l