- Cursor movement:
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Keystrokes Action h/j/k/l Move cursor left/down/up/right spacebar Move cursor right one space -/+ Move cursor down/up in first column ctrl-d Scroll down one half of a page ctrl-u Scroll up one half of a page ctrl-f Scroll forward one page ctrl-b Scroll back one page M (shift-h) Move cursor to middle of page H Move cursor to top of page L Move cursor to bottom of page W
w
5wMove cursor a word at a time
Move cursor ahead 5 wordsB
b
5bMove cursor back a word at a time
Move cursor back a word at a time
Move cursor back 5 wordse
5eMove cursor to end of word
Move cursor ahead to the end of the 5th word0 (zero) Move cursor to beginning of line $ Move cursor to end of line ) Move cursor to beginning of next sentence ( Move cursor to beginning of current sentence G Move cursor to end of file % Move cursor to the matching bracket.
Place cursor on {}[]() and type "%".
Use the matchit or xmledit plug-in to extend this capability to XML/XHTML tags.'. Move cursor to previously modified line. 'a Move cursor to line mark "a" generated by marking with keystroke "ma" 'A Move cursor to line mark "a" (global between buffers) generated by marking with keystroke "mA" ]' Move cursor to next lower case mark. [' Move cursor to previous lower case mark.
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Keystrokes Action i Insert at cursor a Append after cursor A Append at end of line ESC Terminate insert mode u Undo last change U Undo all changes to entire line o Open a new line dd
3ddDelete line
Delete 3 lines.D Delete contents of line after cursor C Delete contents of line after cursor and insert new text. Press esc key to end insertion. dw
4dwDelete word
Delete 4 wordscw Change word x Delete character at cursor r Replace character R Overwrite characters from cursor onward s Substitute one character under cursor continue to insert S Substitute entire line and begin to insert at beginning of line ~ Change case of individual character ctrl-a
ctrl-xIncrement number under the cursor.
Decrement number under the cursor./search_string{CR} Search for search_string ?search_string{CR} Search backwards (up in file) for search_string /\<search_string\>{CR} Search for search_word
Ex: /\<s\>
Search for variable "s" but ignore declaration "string" or words containing "s". This will find "string s;", "s = fn(x);", "x = fn(s);", etcn Find next occurrence of search_word N Find previous occurrence of search_word . repeat last command action.
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- Use command: ZZ
Save changes and quit. - Use command line: ":wq"
Save (write) changes and quit. - Use command line: ":w"
Save (write) changes without quitting. - Use command line: ":q!"
Ignore changes and quit. No changes from last write will be saved. - Use command line: ":qa"
Quit all files opened.
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