Manually Editing DCM Controller Files

vi Editor

vi Editor

To edit or view files on the DCM Controller, use the vi editor, a commonly used Linux text editor.

The vi editor has three modes:

Command

Insert

Replace

Command Mode

When you access vi and open a file, you are typically in the command mode: you can enter any of the commands outlined in Table B-2. Unless preceded by a colon (:) these commands are keystrokes; you do not have to press [Enter] for them to take effect.

Table B-2. vi Editor Commands

Action

Command

 

 

Enter insert mode, which allows you to add or delete text in the file:

 

Characters are entered into the file after the cursor.

a

Characters are entered into the file before the cursor.

i

Enter replace mode, which allows you to write new text over

R

existing text, beginning at the cursor.

 

Delete a character

x

Delete N characters

Nx

Delete a word

dw

Delete N words

dNw

Delete a line

dd

Delete N lines

Ndd

Copy current line

yy

Copy N lines, beginning with the current

Nyy

Paste copied lines back into the file

p

Undo last change in file; enter command again to redo change

u

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HP Data Center Connection Manager Software Products manual Vi Editor, Command Mode, Table B-2. vi Editor Commands

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