Vi Cheat Sheet Mac

I use vi quite frequently (Ubuntu/Centos Linux and Mac) for many of my editing needs in addition of couple of other editors (eclipse, intellij, etc). It becomes quite hard to read the manual every now and then when we use very few commands (probably 10-20 or so) on a daily basic. Here are some commands which I used very often.

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1. XCode cheat sheet of all shortcuts and commands.
2. Basic vi commands (cheat sheet) By admin. Vi is one of the most commonly used editor program and included by default with every UNIX and linux system. Vi basically operates in 3 modes, namely: vi mode – the mode vi starts in.

CheatSheet for Mac provides you a directory of hotkeys for Mac OS X devices. Hotkeys or keyboard shortcuts are a set of keys that you press together to prompt a software program to complete an action. Mac keyboard shortcuts are ingrained into its operating.

VI – Search

Normal search (Case sensitive)

Backward search (Case sensitive)

Case insensitive search

VI – Undo/Redo

Undo

Redo (can cancel an undo also)

VI – editing

Insert before a char

Append after a char

Delete current line

Delete multiple lines

1. XCode cheat sheet of all shortcuts and commands.
2. Basic vi commands (cheat sheet) By admin. Vi is one of the most commonly used editor program and included by default with every UNIX and linux system. Vi basically operates in 3 modes, namely: vi mode – the mode vi starts in.

CheatSheet for Mac provides you a directory of hotkeys for Mac OS X devices. Hotkeys or keyboard shortcuts are a set of keys that you press together to prompt a software program to complete an action. Mac keyboard shortcuts are ingrained into its operating.

VI – Search

Normal search (Case sensitive)

Backward search (Case sensitive)

Case insensitive search

VI – Undo/Redo

Undo

Redo (can cancel an undo also)

VI – editing

Insert before a char

Append after a char

Delete current line

Delete multiple lines

Delete 300 lines (or whatever is left till end) starting from current

Delete current word

Delete current word. If you are in the middle of the word then it deletes the word partially.

VI – saving, etc.

Save the file

Save file as

Quit without saving file

Reload file undoing all unsaved changes

VI – search replace and regular expressions (regex)

Simple global search replace

Simple global (all entries in a line) search replace for all lines from 1 to 10 (use $ for end)

Remove beginning spaces

Remove 2 beginning spaces from all lines from 10th to last line

Interactive global search replace

Simple interactive global search replace and get prompted for each replacement

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Notes:

• denotes the Esc key, and denotes the Enter key.
• The expression means that youshould enter a command, means that youshould enter a filename, and means that youshould enter a character or number.
• The symbol ^ (caret) means that youshould hold down the Ctrl key while pressing theindicated letter.

Vi editor command keys:

Ex mode commands:

Options:

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