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Navigation is very easy with VI.
the basic navigation commands in command mode are-- h->right j->down k->up l->right for searching anything you need to press escape and /pattern if you want to go to a perticular file press escape :line number There are so many navigation commands for vi,just do a googling or man vi that will help u alot. Thanks Namish |
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