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Vi editor basic commands
I would be thankful if anyone could show me commands to do the following tasks in vi:
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1) How can I undo or redo my last action in vi editor. 2) How can I copy only a word or a portion of line (not the whole line) in vi, like we can select text and press ctrl+c in notepad to copy any text. 3) Suppose, I have 10 lines in a shell script, I want to comment out those lines i.e. I want to insert a "#" at the begining of more than one lines, how can I do that? 4) How can I join two lines to make them one, like we can press DELETE key at the end of first line to bring 2nd line up and make both lines a single line. |
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