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A list of text editor commands and shortcuts for navigation, movement, editing, and searching. These commands can be used to efficiently navigate and edit text in a document, making it an essential resource for students, writers, and professionals.
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Name Command Description move word w, W, b, B Forward or backward by word end of word e, E Move to end of word sentence ), ( Beginning of next or current sentence paragraph }, { Beginning of next or current paragraph lines 0, $ Beginning or end of current line home H Top line of screen last L Last line of screen middle M Middle line of screen Scroll CTRL-F, CTRL-B Scroll forward, backward one screen Scroll CTRL-D, CTRL-U Scroll down, up one-half screen Scroll CTRL-E, CTRL-Y Show one more line at bottom, top of window Redraw CTRL-L, CTRL-R Redraw screen (without scrolling) Search / text Search forward for text Search n Repeat previous search Search N Repeat search in opposite direction Search / Repeat forward search Search? Repeat previous search backward Search? text Search backward for text Match % Find match of current parenthesis, brace or bracket Line Number CTRL-G Display current line number Line Number n G Move to line number n Line Number G Move to last line in file Line Number : n Move to line number n Marking m x Mark current position with character x Marking ` x Move to cursor mark x Marking ' x Move to start of line containing x
Name Command Description
Replace r x, R text Replace character or text with typing (finish with ESC) Repeat. Repeat last change Copy, yank yy Copy current line into buffer Copy, yank # Y Copy # lines into a buffer ( # maybe nothing) Paste p, P Insert buffer contents after or before cursor Copy ye, yl, y} Copy to end of word, line, or paragraph Join J Join two lines Dr. Tracy Bradley Maples
Delete D Delete remainder of line Dr. Tracy Bradley Maples