Hi,
Anybody knows where I can found a friendly and complete guide for useing vi. I love using it. But there are some tasks I just don’t knwo hotw to do it.
Can be on-line documentation, a pdf file or whatever… what matter is understadable and complete
thanks all for your feedbacks
best regards
agunet74
Normally I’d consider replies like this a bit rudimentary, but here it is:
man vi
When asked for a choice do: 1p
agunet74 wrote:
> guide for useing vi… on-line documentation, a pdf file or whatever… what matter
> is understadable and complete
what is understandable to you may not be understandable to me…
see here: http://tinyurl.com/n8rlcq
or, you might try narrowing the search down by seeking info on vi in
Spanish, Portunol, or Brazilero…
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Try running ‘vimtutor’ from the command line. Great command, and a
built-in tutorial.
Good luck.
On 06/07/2010 06:46 AM, agunet74 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Anybody knows where I can found a friendly and complete guide for
> useing vi. I love using it. But there are some tasks I just don’t knwo
> hotw to do it.
>
> Can be on-line documentation, a pdf file or whatever… what matter is
> understadable and complete
>
> thanks all for your feedbacks
>
> best regards
>
> agunet74
>
>
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Thanks to all replys!!
All are very usefull!
any other will be wellcome as well 
c-ya
start vi
type:
:help
It’s a little dated but it can be helpful.
vimtutor is what am I’m doing now and It’s very friendly and complete as I asked.
But… I have a question about vi… I type or delete some characters, then press U (Undo all the line), and then press Ctrl+R and the text is not re-do.
At the bottom-left on the screen a message saying: “Already a newest change”. I suppose to know why… but I need a conformation…
I guess I made some changes between U and Ctrl+R.
could be that ?
or anything else ?
thanks and regards
Agunet74
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If you undo (u, not U) and then you type something then Ctrl+r (not
Ctrl+R) will NOT do anything since you have moved beyond the point where
the “redo” would make sense.
Good luck.
On 06/08/2010 08:06 AM, agunet74 wrote:
>
> vimtutor is what am I’m doing now and It’s very friendly and complete as
> I asked.
>
> But… I have a question about vi… I type or delete some characters,
> then press U (Undo all the line), and then press Ctrl+R and the text is
> not re-do.
>
> At the bottom-left on the screen a message saying: “Already a newest
> change”. I suppose to know why… but I need a conformation…
>
> I guess I made some changes between U and Ctrl+R.
>
> could be that ?
> or anything else ?
>
> thanks and regards
>
> Agunet74
>
>
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I found it!
Was that!
thanks anyway…
next time… I’ll try before post a thread… sorry
agunet74