VI*

[adubya]

:0,$s/^M//g

[d000hg]

Oh balls it's LI not VI (amazed NF didn't call me on this )

[filthy1980]

fell asleep in the 2nd quarter woke up again by the start of the 4th

caught all the best bits

[d000hg]

I nearly watched it, then remembered 'football' is boring tulip.

I thought that for many years but find the huge strategic element quite interesting. The stop-start nature can take some getting used to for sure.

[Paddy]

Key Stroke Definition
Moving the Cursor
Arrow keys on keyboard Move cursor (possibly)
l moves the cursor right
k moves the cursor up
j moves the cursor down
h moves the cursor left
typing a number and then the previous 4 letters cursor will move in the direction by the amount of the number entered
^ or 0 moves the cursor to the beginning of the line
$ moves the cursor to the end of the line
Deleting
x delete the highlighted character
dw deletes the current word
dd deletes the current line
Saving & Quitting
vi filename creates a filename and opens vi editor
: switch from editing mode to preparing to save or quit (lower left corner of screen)
w saves, then returns you to edit mode
wq saves, then quits out of vi editor
q! quits out of vi editor without saving new edits
Miscellaneous Commands
u undo last command
. redo last command
J combines line and line below cursor into one line (important when pasting text, since pasted text might not be continous line)

[stek]

!qw

[PurpleGorilla]

VI*

So the Superbowl was quite good then. I wonder how many Brits gave up at half-time and missed a classic?

Also... much as it pains me to say it... Gaga was a great choice for the show.

Any of you lot bother watching, maybe those on the bench in particular?


*Sorry this isn't a thread about 'nix command-line tools

I nearly watched it, then remembered 'football' is boring tulip.

[d000hg]

So the Superbowl was quite good then. I wonder how many Brits gave up at half-time and missed a classic?

Also... much as it pains me to say it... Gaga was a great choice for the show.

Any of you lot bother watching, maybe those on the bench in particular?


*Sorry this isn't a thread about 'nix command-line tools