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Vi Lovers Home Page home / pages / software / contact about table.overview { font-size: 75%; border-width: 1px;}"The Vi Lovers Home Page ... this makes a greatstarting point." (Learning the vi Editor, 6thEdition, O'Reilly, page 300) ContentsIntroduction The author Should I use Vi? Vi versions Vi pages/manuals/tutorials Vi FAQs Vi FTP sites Vi macros Vi...Other IntroductionVi (pronounce: "vee eye", not "six", not "vye") is an editor. Aneditor is a program to edit files. Goodbye.Although other stories exist, the true one tells that Vi was originallywritten by Bill Joy in 1976. Bill took the sources of ed and ex, two horrendous programs for Unix that try to enable a human being toedit files, and created Vi. A truly remarkable, and somewhat paradoxical,event. Read the interviewwith Bill Joy for a more accurate history of Vi.People got attached to Vi, and eventually it got included in System V.From there on history has covered its traces and now Vi has evolved in manydifferent versions for many, many platforms. The basic concept of Vi,however, has not changed over the years.The Vi Lovers Home Page has links to the latest version of differentVi implementations. In addition, there are links to useful documentation,FAQs, and other (better) Vi related resources. This is the best place to befor every Vi user or Vi user wannabe. The author (of this page)My name is Thomer M. Gil []. I am a Ph.D.student in Computer Science hanging out at CSAIL, the Laboratory for ComputerScience) at MIT. I started using Vi in1994 when I was forced to do so by someone else. I have ahome page, I do research, I sometimes write software for fun, and I enjoy going on long cycling trips. The morbidly interested canlook at photos of me, using iciclelanding.com: a free, online photoalbum site I created.I use Vim because I simply don't know of a better editor, but, admittedly,I haven't seriously tried anything else. Should I use Vi?Which editor to use is mainly a matter of taste, style, and needs. Bigchance that Vi is OK for---at least---the last one.The long story is that, even though Vi is somewhat awkward to use at first,it enables fast, simple, and effective editing once you get the hang of it.(See also "Why, oh WHY, dothose #?@! nutheads use vi?".) A key concept in Vi is combining a certainaction (delete, copy to buffer, capitalize, etc.) witha movement (go to line 25, go to end of document, go to next occurrenceof "foo," go to 2nd occurrence of character "x" in this line, etc.). Theaction is performed on all lines or characters between the current cursorposition and the destination cursor position. Vi is extremely powerful inmoving around within (or between) files---Vim in particular is excellent. Youcan jump to a specific line, to the line where you were before jumping to thecurrent line, to the line in the middle of the screen, to the line where youjust changed "foo" into "bar," etc. You'll never have to mess with arrow keysto move around within a file. Finally, I observe that an effective Vi usersimply edits files faster than Emacs people. Last but not least, you don'tneed a third hand (or nose) to type impossible key combinations. Don't get mewrong: Emacs is a great operating system---it lacks a good editor, though.Vi has its dark sides, too. The biggest one is the need to step backbefore leaping forward when you are new to Vi. You cannot use Vi properlybefore knowing at least a handful of commands. This makes the thresholdrather high. Vi doesn't get fast before you know 25 commands or so, and youwon't be the cool dude(tte) before you know even more. Note that this is alsotrue for Emacs. However, Emacs is much easier to use as a newbie.Rather confusing to new users is the empty screen that stares at them whenVi starts and not being able to simply start typing.There is no conclusion. If you are a Windows user and you are forced towork under Unix for a week: don't learn Vi. However, if you need a good,multi-purpose editor, then Vi is a very good, highly recommended choice.Invest some time and learn Vi. There are many good links on this page to getyou started.Let me finish this discussion by a quote from my dear officemate, Chris:"less is my favorite editor. Too bad it can't actually editfiles."Vi versionsLook at the filename to get some idea about the version...If you get rubble on your screen after clicking on a filename in thistable, stop the transfer, click the filename again with the rightmouse-button, and click "Save Link As." Unix, MS-DOS, Windows, and OS/2This overview is not frequently updated! You should check fornewer versions. Unix and/or source MS-DOS Windows 3.xWindows 9x/2k/NT/XPOS/2 VIM1 |
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