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how we achive line completion and word completion in vim editor?
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Hope these wil help you alot...in vi or vim editor
w move right one word or group of punctuation marks b move left one word or group of punctuation marks W move right one word B move left one word E move to the end of a word 0 move to the beginning of current lune $ move to the end of current line RETURN move to first non-white space character at beginning of next line -(minus) move to first non-whitespace character at beginning of previous line H move to top line on screen L move to bottom line on screen M move to middle line on screen G move to end of file x G moves to line number x / move to first character in line marked with / move to previous location (counteracts G or simple search) THanks !! |
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