Well, OK, so I've discussed a little bit about how to move around, and I mean, obviously I've been
showing you a little bit of it here and there, but I haven't really.
Focused on just one lecture that tells you how to move around in them.
So that's the idea of this one, is to actually show you how to move in.
So.
In order to do that, you would need to know how to move up and down a file and left and right and how
to move around a text file in such or how to move around a sentence or some text.
So let's get on with that.
So.
In order to reach the top of the file.
It's capital G or actually it's Capital G brings you to the end of the capital, G brings you to the
top of file.
Now, if you wanted to do the same, you can.
There is actually Capital H Capital and capital L..
High, middle and low.
So remember that.
So Capital M.
Brings you to the middle of the file.
OK, now, if you want to send her that, it is easy now, obviously, since this is the middle of the
file, heating's easy.
You know, is going to not necessarily center it because it's already the middle, so if you want to
go to the top of the Fáilte capital H, you want to hit the bottom of the file on the page.
OK, so say for instance, line twenty six or line excuse me, line twenty one will get you to the lowest
part of the file and it's easy and that brings it to the center part.
This is starting to make sense.
OK, so Z brings it to the center of the screen so you hit L and then Z that brings it to the center
of the screen.
OK, so if I wanted to get to the bottom of the file, the capital G, that gets to the absolute last
line.
All of the file, if I want to get it at the top of the file.
Gee, if I wanted to hit the medium of the file em, I want to hit the lowest part and then center,
it will be L and then Z.
Now, here's a thing that a lot of people don't know, and I don't think it's actually taught in a lot
of, um, tutorials is if you hit like, say, for instance.
Fifty and then percentage, that gets you 50 percent of the way down the file if you want it to go.
To the seventy fifth seventy five percent of the file, it's seventy five and then percentage that gets
you seventy five percent of the way down.
So it's and whatever number and then the percentage.
OK.
Now if you want at the center of that, you didn't.
And that brings it to the center of the screen, but not the center of the file.
So we will get to the top of the file by getting jiggy.
We wanted to get to the bottom of the file.
We have Capital G, I guess, see to the bottom of file you want to hit to the top of the file G.G.
Now let's talk about how you can get around in this sentence.
Now, obviously, we've talked about words hit w navigate by each word, but if you wanted to get to
the beginning of the file, you hit zero.
But if you wanted to hit the absolute end.
Of the sentence, it would be.
Dollar sign would get you to the last character of the final.
Zero brings you to the beginning, but what if you wanted to get to the end?
With.
The last not letter, but the last.
Um, empty character or blank character of the file that isn't.
Basically to the last end part of the film, the last character of the sentence, it's actually carrot,
it will bring you to the end of the final.
So Carol will bring you to the end of the.
And W will navigate each word, so if you want to get to the beginning of a sentence, hit zero if you
wanted at the end of a sentence, a dollar sign, or alternatively, you can just hit capital A, and
that brings you automatically into a certain mode because you're spending and then you can just hit
Xscape.
That's another way of doing it.
OK, so hopefully this will show you exactly how to navigate around a document, you can hit percentage,
you can hit high, middle, low g g, g.
Um, Hiccup, the kit wasn't easy to center everything that you want so that it brings it so say, for
instance, you go to twenty five percent of the file.
Right, but you want to center it well, in this case, it actually already is centered, let's say,
if I wanted it.
Seventy five percent and I want it centered it.
There you go.
It will center it.
So you basically allows you to see what's above and below whatever line you're in now, if you wanted
to get a specific line, number is JGI and then the line number.
That's why I have the line numbers on.
So if I had.
JGI 11 Dinty.
I didn't hit it fast enough, I had JGI and it automatically took me to the top of the.
Of the Soviet JGI, and and no one should take you to the actual line.
No, but I think the way this particular document is set up, it's not big enough to to do that or I'm
doing it just too fast.
So hopefully that makes sense.
And hopefully you will find it to be useful in navigating documents and if you wanted to set the line
numbers.
Then what you would do is you would had set line number and then.
That would set it if you wanted to take the line to Bazoft, no line no.
Yeah, actually, it said no, no.
OK, if you wanted to set line numbers, it's that number that's out.
OK, so.
Setting line numbers can help you navigate it, but you don't necessarily always want to do that, so
you want to set.
No, no.
OK, so that's how you can set my numbers on and off and you can actually set this within the hour RC
file, which we will be getting to in a later lecture and hopefully you will.
I found this to be useful again.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Please post them wherever applicable.
And I'll get to them right away.