ƒ& -- execute last ex-style substitution

ƒ. -- execute last modification

ƒ! object command -- send object as stdin to command and replace with stdout

ƒ[Ctrl]-G-- print information about file

ƒ: map x y -- when character x is pressed, execute y

ƒ: map! x y -- map input mode character x to string y

ƒ: ab x y -- x is an abbreviation for y, changes are made on the fly

ƒ: su -- Suspend the current editor session

ƒ: sh -- run a shell

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ex Commands

ex syntax

ex commands in the vi follow this general form:

:Address command Which means:

Execute command on specific lines obtained from the address part of the general form. If address is omitted, current line is used. Keep in mind that the ex is a line-based editor; so all actions are line based.

Addresses:

ƒ% -- all lines in file

ƒx,y -- lines x to y

ƒ. -- current line

ƒn -- line number: n

ƒ$ -- last line of file

ƒx-n -- n lines before line x

ƒx+n -- n lines after line x

ƒ/pat/ -- forward to line containing pat

ƒ?pat? -- backward to line containing pat

Some commands are:

ƒs/pat/text/ -- substitute 1st match of pat with text

ƒs/pat/text/g -- substitute every match of pat with text

ƒs/pat/text/n -- substitute the nth occurrence of pat with text

ƒya c -- yank into buffer c or the general buffer if c is omitted

ƒg address cmd -- execute cmd on all lines which satisfy address

ƒ> -- shift right

ƒ< -- shift left

ƒd -- delete line

ƒ! UNIX-cmd -- execute UNIX-cmd on line

ƒm address -- move lines to address

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