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#print Yanking and Putting Often you will want to move text from one place in the file to another. You do this in vi by first deleting it, all in one chunk (e.g. to delete 5 lines type '5dd', n

#print More Alteration - Targets When we first looked at the 'dd' and 'cc' commands, we said that they were special cases of more general commands. In fact, 'd' and 'c' are the basis for some o

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#print Misc. Useful Features - Advanced Insert Mode There are a few things which you can do in insert mode which we didn't talk about before. For example, you probably noticed that you can u

#print Basic Alteration - Insert and Delete II Now we'll see how to change things at a larger scale than individual characters. Suppose you wanted to put a blank line into your file. You could

#print Misc. Useful Features - The Outer Editor I You may remember that we said at the outset that vi is built on top of another, line-oriented, editor, called 'ex'. Whenever you use a colon co

#print The First Stopping Point It would be understandable if, at this point, you were feeling a little dazed about all of the commands you've learned. If so, here is a good place to take a res

#print Basic Alteration - Undoing and Redoing The worst thing about the delete command is that sometimes you wish you hadn't. No matter what single change you make to the file, though, vi can

#print More Movement - Words and Sentences Actually, vi knows about much more than just characters and lines in files. It has a concept of words and sentences. Vi defines a word in one of two

#print Basic Alteration - Insert and Delete I So now you can move around nearly to your heart's content. Wouldn't it be nice if you could change something? In the next two lessons you'll see h