No |
Command Type |
Command |
Meaning |
51 |
Cursor movements |
, |
inverse of <;> command. |
52 |
Cursor movements |
% |
move cursor to matching paranthesis. |
53 |
Cursor movements |
G |
move cursor to last line of the file. |
54 |
Cursor movements |
number G |
move cursor to the line number specified. |
55 |
Cursor movements |
/ string |
move cursor to the next place string occurs. |
56 |
Cursor movements |
/ string / +n |
move cursor to nth line after string. |
57 |
Cursor movements |
/ ^ string |
move to next place string occurs on current line. |
58 |
Cursor movements |
/ string S |
move cursor to next line ending with string. |
59 |
Cursor movements |
/ string / z - |
move next line containing string to bottom of screen. |
60 |
Cursor movements |
? string |
move cursor to previous place string occurs in file. |
61 |
Cursor movements |
? string ? -n |
move cursor to to nth line before string occurs. |
62 |
Cursor movements |
n |
move cursor to next occurance of last string searched for. |
63 |
Cursor movements |
N |
repeat the search of last string in other direction. |
64 |
Changing the file |
D |
delete rest of line. |
65 |
Changing the file |
d w |
delete upto the next word. |
66 |
Changing the file |
d e |
delete upto the next word, leaving punctuation. |
67 |
Changing the file |
d b |
delete a word backwards (the precedding word). |
68 |
Changing the file |
d ) |
delete the rest of the current sentence. |
69 |
Changing the file |
d } |
delete the rest of the current paragraph. |
70 |
Changing the file |
d ] ] |
delete the rest of the current section. |
71 |
Changing the file |
d L |
delete up to the last line of the screen. |
72 |
Changing the file |
d $ |
delete up to the end of the current line. |
73 |
Changing the file |
d G |
delete upto the end of the file. |
74 |
Changing the file |
d f char |
delete up to and including the specifiled character. |
75 |
Changing the file |
d t char |
delete up to but NOT including the specified character. |
76 |
Changing the file |
d d |
delete the whole line that the cursor is on. |
77 |
Changing the file |
" a-z d |
move the following deletion into one of the 26 buffers. |
78 |
Changing the file |
C |
change rest of line. |
79 |
Changing the file |
c w |
change up to the next word. |
80 |
Changing the file |
c c or S string |
change the whole line the cursor is on. |
81 |
Changing the file |
x or d spacebar |
delete the character under the cursor. |
82 |
Changing the file |
X |
delete the character before the cursor. |
83 |
Changing the file |
r char |
replace the char under the cursor with new character. |
84 |
Changing the file |
R |
replace characters. |
85 |
Changing the file |
s string |
replace the characters letter for letter with string. |
86 |
Changing the file |
J |
join the line below to the line the cursor is on. |
87 |
Changing the file |
a |
append (insert) text just after the current cursor position. |
88 |
Changing the file |
A |
append (insert) text at the end of the line the cursor is on. |
89 |
Changing the file |
i |
insert text in the line just before where the cursor is. |
90 |
Changing the file |
I |
insert text at the beginning of the line the cursor is on. |
91 |
Changing the file |
o |
open a blank line for insertion on the line below the cursor. |
92 |
Changing the file |
O |
open a blank line for insertion on line above the cursor. |
93 |
Insert Mode |
Esc |
end current insertion or change, saving changes made. |
94 |
Insert Mode |
enter |
start a new line (while in input mode). |
95 |
Insert Mode |
ctrl-D |
backtab over auto-indent. |
96 |
Insert Mode |
ctrl-V |
literalize next character (for inserting control characters). |
97 |
Insert Mode |
ctrl-H or bksp |
move cursor to left erasing characters. |
98 |
Insert Mode |
@ or ctrl-X |
kill the insert on this line. |
99 |
Insert Mode |
ctrl-W |
backspace erasing a whole word. |
100 |
Insert Mode |
ctrl-@ |
repeat last insert text. |