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Duration
3 – 4 hours
Overview
Audience
This course is designed for end-users and system operators who are new to the Linux environment or the VI text editor which is distributed with Linux.
Prerequisites
A basic understanding of Linux (see Introduction to Linux).
Objectives
After completing this course, the student will be familiar with -
- Create, edit and save text files with the VI editor
- Move through large text files efficiently
- Manipulate large blocks of text with operations (cut, paste, search, replace)
- Sort data inside a text file
- Call external filters
- Write macros
Course Content
Module 1 VI BASICS I
- Creating, Editing and Saving Text
- Cursor Positioning and Moving Through Files
- Basic Text Addition and Editing Functions
Module 2 VI BASICS II
- Searching, Finding and Replacing Text
- Manipulating Blocks of Text
- Undoing Commands
- Cut and Paste Buffers
Module 3 ADVANCED VI
- Sorting
- Calling External Filters
- Managing Files
- Macros
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