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--- wiki:cmds:vi-vim [2020/12/13 14:01] – created cleiton
+++ wiki:cmds:vi-vim [2024/02/16 17:30] (current) – [Desativar modo visual] cleiton
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 ====== VI & VIM ======
+===== Localizar e substituir =====
-===== # se movimentando no vi / vim =====
+Localiza jessie e substitui por stretch em todo o texto:
+  :%s/jessie/stretch/g
+Faz o mesmo que anterior, mas ingnora case sensitive:
+  :%s/jessie/stretch/gi
+Mais informações: https://juliobiason.gitbooks.io/uma-licao-de-vim/content/9.html
+===== se movimentando no vi / vim =====
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+===== Desativar modo visual =====
 Disable vim automatic visual mode using mouse
-Last updated on Thu, 2010-10-14 20:33. Originally submitted by fabio on 2007-07-12 11:41.
-I usually use Vim for command line text file editing.
-Some days ago, probably due to a change in /etc/vimrc after a system update, the behavior of the mouse changed.
-Selecting some text with the mouse automatically enter visual mode. I rarely use the visual feature and when I use it I prefer using the v keyboard command.
-I found this new setting pretty annoying. So I decided to disable it.
-If you also want do the same you can either:
-    issue the command :set mouse-=a
+    #issue the command
-    insert the directive set mouse-=a into your ~/.vimrc file
+    :set mouse-=a
+    #insert the directive set mouse-=a into your ~/.vimrc file
+    $ echo "set mouse-=a" >> .vimrc
+    $ sudo echo "set mouse-=a" >> /root/.vimrc