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I'd rather not export password's....

Make a script that looks like:
#!/bin/bash
source /path/to/password-file
mysql -u $user -password $password -db $database
Password-file
user=xyz...

In your examples, 12,4-8 means that the cursor is sitting on line 12, the first byte of the character under the cursor is the 4th byte of the line, and the last column position occupied by that...

What you show seems not to be a plain "vi", because it wouldn't have such a display. You probably mean "vim", which is a popular (but not really compatible) vi-look-alike mostly used in...

Try echo $SHELL to find your shell. Or just ps. "which shell" looks for a command named shell, which isn't much help.

How about this, with -name to avoid the grep. This checks in the filename. ...