IRIS DC1100, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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&
-- execute last ex-style substitution
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.
-- execute last modification
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!
object command -- send object as stdin to command and replace with
stdout
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[Ctrl]-G
-- print information about file
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map
x y -- when character x is pressed, execute y
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map!
x y -- map input mode character x to string y
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ab
x y -- x is an abbreviation for y , changes are made on the fly
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su
-- Suspend the current editor session
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sh
-- run a shell
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ex Commands
ex syntax
ex commands in the vi follow this general form:
:
Address
command
Which means:
Execute command on specific lines obtained from the
address
part of the general form.
If
address
is omitted, current line is used. Keep in mind that the ex is a line-based editor; so all
actions are line based.
Addresses
:
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% -- all lines in file
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x,y -- lines x to y
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. -- current line
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n -- line number: n
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$ -- last line of file
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x-n -- n lines before line x
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x+n -- n lines after line x
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/pat/ -- forward to line containing pat
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?pat? -- backward to line containing pat
Some commands are:
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s/pat/text/ -- substitute 1
st
match of pat with text
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s/pat/text/g -- substitute every match of pat with text
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s/pat/text/n -- substitute the n
th
occurrence of pat with text
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ya c -- yank into buffer c or the general buffer if c is omitted
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g address cmd -- execute cmd on all lines which satisfy address
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> -- shift right
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< -- shift left
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d -- delete line
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! UNIX-cmd -- execute UNIX-cmd on line
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m address -- move lines to address