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How do I set Tab stops in VI?
To change tab stops in vi, just do the following in vi:
:set ts=3
Sets Tabs to 3 spaces. This is useful...
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07/03/2009 |
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How can I turn on line numbering in Vi?
Sometimes it is useful to view line numbers when editing a file, and especially when coding. To turn on this...
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07/02/2009 |
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How can I jump to a line in the vi editor?
Usually when running a script that has syntax or parsing errors, a line number is given at or near the...
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07/02/2009 |
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How can I remove DOS linebreaks (^M) from my files?
Oh, the dreaded ^M - these usually occur when uploading files from a windows system, using ascii mode. Some Windows...
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07/03/2009 |
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How can I remove leading whitespace in all lines in a file using vi?
Sometimes, when pasting copy into vi, it adds lots of tabs or spaces at the beginning of each line. This...
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07/03/2009 |
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How can I delete a large chunk of text using vi?
Sometimes your finger gets tired of using the "x" key in vi, which only removes one character at a time. ...
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07/01/2009 |
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How can I undo and redo changes in vi?
Using vi, it's very easy to undo any number of changes you have made. Make sure you are not editing...
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09/06/2010 |
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How can I search in the vi editor?
To search down through the document, use /[search string]
So you type "slash" and then the text you want. Hit the...
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09/06/2010 |
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