When you are in commen mode in "vi", the lower case "L"
and "H"
keys are interpreted as "Move one character Right (and left)".
If you are using a standard 80 char screen, then adding a numeric
multiplier of "77" will wrap you around to about one displayed
line down, on a line of text that is actually hundreds of text
characters long- and wraped on your screen.
Of course, in HTML it's easier to just add carriage-returns in
your file, to keep things going easier... since white space will
not affect what displays on a browser anyway.
Also: if you already know what you want to jump to, in the same
line, you can use "fx" to 'find' the next 'x' character - so if
you need to be near any character like the 2nd "r" type "f2r".
using a capital "F" will 'find' backwards, so "F3m" will back
you up to the 3rd previous "m" in the line. (';' repeats)
For some of my other thoughts on "vi" look here. |
