Making the console work for you
vi:
l move cursor one character to the right
h move cursor one character to the left
j move cursor down one line
k move cursor up one line
x delete current character
i insert in front of the current chacter
a insert after the current character
A: insert at the end fo the line
dd: delete current line
d# : delete # charaters immediately under and the right of the cursors
q: quit
w: save
w filename: save as
wq: save then quit
emacs:
use f10 to pop up the menu, then use different setting.
to group files: * matchs all characters in any quantity
? match any single character
[a-b] range, maches a single character in the range of characters.
[AaBbCc] Matches a single character from the list of characters provides
search files:
find: find tree1 -name a.txt : find / -name a.txt
locate: locate a.txt
Redirect the standard output: locate a.txt > myajja.txt replace everything in the file
locate a.txt >> aaa.txt append to the in the file
Search test files for word patterns: grep ball myjpegs.txt
grep -l unix.*
Using Pipes to link commands, |
Using one commands answers as another's arguments: ln -s $(locate '*.jpg') jpegfiles
ln -s `locate *.jpg` jpegfiles
Keep shell programs under control: using Ctl+Z to suspend
jobs to show all running jobs
fg %1 to resume a job
bg %1 to let one job run in background
kill %2 to kill a particular job.
l move cursor one character to the right
h move cursor one character to the left
j move cursor down one line
k move cursor up one line
x delete current character
i insert in front of the current chacter
a insert after the current character
A: insert at the end fo the line
dd: delete current line
d#
q: quit
w: save
w filename: save as
wq: save then quit
emacs:
use f10 to pop up the menu, then use different setting.
to group files: * matchs all characters in any quantity
? match any single character
[a-b] range, maches a single character in the range of characters.
[AaBbCc] Matches a single character from the list of characters provides
search files:
find: find tree1 -name a.txt : find / -name a.txt
locate: locate a.txt
Redirect the standard output: locate a.txt > myajja.txt replace everything in the file
locate a.txt >> aaa.txt append to the in the file
Search test files for word patterns: grep ball myjpegs.txt
grep -l unix.*
Using Pipes to link commands, |
Using one commands answers as another's arguments: ln -s $(locate '*.jpg') jpegfiles
ln -s `locate *.jpg` jpegfiles
Keep shell programs under control: using Ctl+Z to suspend
jobs to show all running jobs
fg %1 to resume a job
bg %1 to let one job run in background
kill %2 to kill a particular job.
posted by ytjade at 6:30 PM
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