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Posted by jpluimers on 2014/03/27
IBM isn’t all about dry corporate stuff and sometimes hard to read redbook documentation (:
I love the way they lead you do build your own VI cheat sheet step by step in vi intro — the cheat sheet method.
It is basically a vi tutorial that helps you to build up your own cheat sheet.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/09/17
Link rot stroke again: New link for Mastering the VI editor.
These are useful too:
–jeroen
via *nix – Mastering the VI editor « The Wiert Corner – irregular stream of Wiert stuff.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2010/04/13
Every once in a while I need to do some text editing in a *nix environment that has a minimum toolset installed.
Which means: use VI.
VI is a versatile text editor from the early *nix days, but it is not straight forward to use.
Since I don’t use VI often enough, I tend to forget some of the commands.
Time to share my favourite VI link: Mastering the VI editor edit: link rot, now it is at Mastering the VI editor.
The link points to the basic stuff, but the page contains most of what you ever want to know about VI.
–jeroen
PS:
If possible, I install the JOE text editor on systems where I am admin.
JOE uses WordStar like key bindings, and supports UTF-8. Talking about “something old, something new” :-)
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The Wiert Corner - irregular stream of stuff 