We get to come on line mode and V.M. by pressing Codlin.
We used this previously to create or saved an argument to get a list of all the features we can get
the contextual help menu.
This is just a text file.
You can move around it like you will do in normal mode to get specific help about a specific subject
just tape on help followed by the word.
Let's get back to the help screen.
Let's take a look at the basic editing come on the line commands Kontrol left to scroll down quicker.
Here are the L pages about editing text.
Let's take a look at the change help page to find specific text in the file.
We can type in Lesch followed by the word.
Let's look for a sorting font.
For example we could have searched directly giving the help command the sort argument the command line
commands can take arguments to see here the new argument which stands for a unique
this will start the lines in the file alphabetically.
Removing duplicate.
Let me demonstrate.
Let's create a new file.
Let's type in column Sard.
You cool right.
You can also apply a function to a subset of the text in between.
I would press you to undo our last action.
Let's select only the first numbers this time type V to get into a visual mode.
You can also execute any Bursch come and by typing in colon followed by an exclamation mark then any
command you like to execute.
This is an introduction to how much just premies integrated with a common line.
Let's remove all contents in this file by typing d capital G.
We can read any output of a shell command and paste it directly into a VM by using the read the command
this way.
You can read your logs to file in real time.
Basically right to find the output of any Linux program
the G-G to delete everything you can use.
Read also to include entire files in the current one
by pressing Collen history.
We get esthetically is that all the commands we have typed in
Priscu or any key to exit
a more interesting type of history is the dynamic history liest.
You can access it by pressing Q Codlin
you can of course move up and down with the normal Jaylene key keys.
One interesting thing is that you can repeat the execution of any previous command by pressing Enter
alternatively like you would also do on Linux.
Generally you can type in the colon then press the up and down arrow keys to scroll through previous
commands with the Edit command.
We can open new files and edit them breast colon e or edit space.
Then tab to out the complete file explorer will pop up.
You can move with the keyboard the arrow keys then open the new file by pressing enter.
There's a better file explorer nvm that can be invoked by typing in Colon explore.
You can invoke the Explorer also by trying to open a directory or other identifier.
We can rename or delete files from here.
Things you will expect from any ID file explorer you can for example type copy are to rename a file
press enter on any file to open it.
Let's say exit we can open multiple files with them.
Each one of them will reside in a frame buffer.
Move between them we can type buffer next or buffer previous respectively.
B An And B B.
You can also reference them by number or reference the first and the last one would be first and be
less
with L. S..
We can list all buffers present
were the person a.
In that case the current buffer.
We're working on
to close a buffer.
You can type the number of the buffer followed by B.-W to close them off.
You can use the percent sign
to open a new file for thing.
You can type in e new.
You might either like or dislike working on a single window.
It depends on your preferences.
And one of the following videos I'll teach you how to create multiple tabs and how to split windows
in multiple Thane's let's customize a little THEM WITH THE SET command to enable syntax highlighting
line numbers and to which hard tabs to soft tabs that is switching the behavior of the tab character
so that it would print a given number of space presses rather than the tab character.
Let's first create a simple BHB file
to add line numbers type column set number or column set and you
to disable it.
No and you or no number.
To enable syntax highlighting colon syntax on it was already enabled by default though to disable it
of course.
Syntax off.
It's not very convenient to type every option every time we can type.
Each one of these commands in the VM RC file in the Linux Mint home directory to change these options
to be the default ones.
Every time bin starts
it isn't there will have to create it.
We have enabled numbered lines syntax highlighting switched hard tabs to solve Dabbs and defined a type
character to be equal to 4 space keypresses.
OK let's move on to searching and replacing text and regular expressions.