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Editing
Files
Y
ou
can
use
the
in
teractiv
e
text
editor
vi
to
enable
y
ou
to
view
and
alter
text
les,
as
w
ell
as
to
create
new
ones.
This
section
in
tro
duces
the
basics
of
using
vi .
F
or
detailed
information,
see
The
Ultimate
Guide
to
the
vi
and
ex
T
ext
Editors
.
Starting
vi
Start
vi
b
y
en
tering
the
command
vi
lename
at
the
prompt.
If
a
le
called
lename
exists,
y
ou
will
see
the
rst
screen
of
that
le.
If
the
le
do es
not
exist,
it
is
created,
and
y
ou
will
see
a
blank
screen.
Selecting
Editing
Functions
The
vi
editor
has
sev
eral
functional
mo
des.
When
y
ou
en
ter
vi
y
ou
are
in
command
mo
de
and
it
is
in
this
mo
de
that
y
ou
select
all
editing
functions.
Y
our
selection
determines
what
y
ou
can
do
to
the
text.
Press
4
ESC
5
to
ensure
that
vi
is
in
command
mo
de.
Then
y
ou
can
execute
an
y
of
the
following
commands
(among
others):
i
(the
insert
command)
Places
y
our
le
in
text
mo
de
and
en
ters
whatev
er
y
ou
t
yp e
preceding
the
cursor.
Ev
erything
after
the
cursor
will
b e
mov
ed
to
the
right.
a
(the
app end
command)
Places
y
our
le
in
text
mo
de
and
en
ters
whatev
er
y
ou
t
yp e
after
the
cursor.
The
cursor
mov
es
to
the
right,
and
then
text
is
inserted
as
with
i .
x
(the
delete
command)
Deletes
the
c
haracter
that
is
highlighted
b
y
the
cursor.
This
command
do es
not
put
y
our
do cumen
t
in
text
mo
de.
Eac
h
command
in
command
mo
de
allo ws
y
ou
to
p erform
only
that
function.
F
or
example,
if
y
ou
place
y
our
le
in
text
mo
de
b
y
t
yping
r
(\replace
a
single
c
haracter"
command),
then
y
ou
may
only
replace
one
c
haracter.
Y
ou
are
then
placed
in
command
mo
de,
and
y
ou
can
return
to
text
mo
de
b
y
t
yping
i
or
a
b efore
inserting
text.
4-14
Using
the
Command
Line