Scripting with ex: non-visual form of vi

Command ex is the non-visual form of vi (specified by POSIX). Any command used in vi in command mode (command following :) can be kept in a file for scripting against the text.
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Command ex is the non-visual form of vi (specified by POSIX). Any command used in vi in command mode (command following :) can be kept in a file for scripting against the text.
Below are a few ways to customize Visual Studio Code. In order to get settings.json do cmd + shift + p and search for settings and select Preferences: open settings (JSON).
In this post, I will be discussing how to set up emacs.
In this post, I will go through how to customize neovim. If you are new to Vim, I suggest you go through this post to get familiarize with Vim first.
I will go through some ways to customize Vim; this will be a long post. You can use below table of contents below to navigate between topics.