This course assumes that you are familiar with basic UNIX command-line operations, including how to access the command line on your system using the Terminal or command-prompt application. I'll be using Mac OS X in this video, using the Vim edition of VI, but the examples should work on nearly any UNIX-based system. They should also be usable, perhaps with some changes, on any other system that supports the VI editor
Author
David D. Levine
Released
9/4/2014- Identifying vi’s modes.
- Distinguishing how to move around within files.
- Explain ways to edit text such as inserting text.
- Determine how to move content using undo, repeat, and yank.
- Break down how to utilize editing features such as auto-indent, indenting, and word wrap.
- Recognizing how to filter text through shell commands.
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome38s
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1. Exploring vi
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What is vi?2m 26s
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2. Getting Started with vi
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Entering and leaving vi2m 4s
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Managing files4m 40s
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3. Moving Around within a File
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Moving the cursor3m 49s
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Moving by lines3m 15s
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Scrolling the text1m 52s
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4. Basic Text Editing
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Inserting text2m 45s
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Deleting text2m 43s
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Changing text3m 38s
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5. Undo, Repeat, Yank, and Put
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6. Search and Replace
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Searching text2m 12s
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Regular expression examples3m 38s
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7. Advanced Editing Features
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Conclusion
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Goodbye45s
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