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Here's an answer I want about 5 times a day.
In vi, the command to go to the end of the file is G
.
But that always leaves me at the start of the last line of the file, if files don't have a blank line at the end.
How can I jump to the end of the file and append a new blank line, so that I can just start typing?
Thanks!
@binfalse : Many times while coding we want to start a new code block, so after the end of file, we need to skip a line and then enter
insert
mode, if I useG2o
, then I am moved to the next line to theEOF
and intoinsert
mode and when I move back to normal mode another line is created, to which I'm instantly shifted, how to go to insert mode after 2/n lines ? – aspiring1 – 2020-01-05T14:32:07.130@Richard Also check out the capital 'O' command if you aren't familiar with that one. It creates a new line above the current one and puts you in insert mode. – Corey – 2011-06-28T16:38:54.297