vi is all double or triple letter commands, and this book explains each one...



"H  
Move to homeÑtop line on screen.  
M  
Move to middle line on screen.  
L  
Move to last line on screen.  
nH    
Move to n lines below top line. 
nL    
Move to n lines above last line. 
e  
Move to end of word.  
E  
Move to end of word (ignore punctuation).  
(  
Move to beginning of current sentence.  
)  
Move to beginning of next sentence.  
{  
Move to beginning of current paragraph.  
}  
Move to beginning of next paragraph.  
[[  
Move to beginning of current section.  
]]  
Move to beginning of next section. 
"

nice table:


Change Delete Copy from Cursor to ... 
cH dH yH top of screen 
cL dL yL bottom of screen 
c+ d+ y+ next line 
c5| d5| y5| column 5 of current line 
2c) 2d) 2y) second sentence following 
c{ d{ y{ previous paragraph 
c/pattern d/pattern y/pattern pattern 
cn dn yn next pattern 
cG dG yG end of file 
c13G d13G y13G line number 13 



i like this too

[:graph:] Printable and visible (non-space) characters 
[:lower:] Lowercase characters 
[:print:] Printable characters (includes whitespace) 
[:punct:] Punctuation characters 
[:space:] Whitespace characters 
[:upper:] Uppercase characters 
[:xdigit:] Hexadecimal digits 

like emacs, you can customize vi

elvis  - another version of vi.

vim improved

i like emacs better

!oooh vile - vi Like Emacs