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<D>
Deletes to end of line
<x>
Deletes character under cursor
<c><w>
Changes word
<c><c>
Changes line
<C>
Changes to end of line
<R>
Replaces character under cursor
<J>
Joins lines together
<e>
Moves to end of word
<w>
Moves to next word
<$>
Moves to end of line
<l>
Moves one space right
<k>
Moves one line up
<j>
Moves one line down
<h>
Moves one space left
<f><x>
Moves cursor to first occurrence of x
<F><x>
Moves cursor to last occurrence of x
<;>
Repeats the last f/F command
number<|>
Moves cursor to specified column number
<H>
Moves cursor to top line on-screen (not top line of file)
<L>
Moves cursor to bottom line on-screen
<M>
Moves cursor to middle line on-screen
<G>
Moves cursor to bottom line of file
number<G>
Moves cursor to specified line number
(same as<ESC>:number)
<^>
Moves to beginning of line
<m>x
Marks current position with letter x
<Ctrl-d>
Scrolls for ward one half of the screen
<Ctrl-u>
Scrolls backward one half of the screen
<Ctrl-f>
Scrolls for ward one screen
<Ctrl-b>
Scrolls backward one screen
<Ctrl-l>
Redraws the screen
<Ctrl-G>
Shows the filename, current line, and column number
<z><z>
Redraws the screen with current line in middle of screen
<y><y>
Yanks entire line into buffer
<p>
Puts contents of buffer below cursor
<P>
Puts contents of buffer above cursor
x“[number]”<yy> Yanks the indicated number of lines into the buffer named x
(x can be any single character a–z)
