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| what kind of operating system is UNIX? |
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| the contents of a file are held in a temporary storage area in computer memory called the ___ ___ |
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| an important operational feature of all the editors discussed in this chapter is that their actions are based on ____ ____. |
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| the ___ UNIX text editor allows you to do simple editing on small text files efficiently. |
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| This text editor command allows you to edit new or existing test file. |
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| the pico text editor command allows you to list valid command line options |
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| the pico text editor command allows you to enable mouse functionality under the X Window System |
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| the pico text editor command allows you to set the operating directory ; only files withing dir are accessible |
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| The __ UNIX text editor has almost all the features of a word processor and tremendous flexibility in creating text files. |
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| The ___ ___ ___ is where your most recent cut/copied text is retained |
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| ____ buffers allow you to store more than one temporary string of text. |
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| this generic vi command allows you to edit a new or existing text file(s) |
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| The operations that you perform in vi which consist of key sequences that are commands to the editor to take certain actions. |
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| The operations that you perform in vi which allow you to input text |
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| The vi key command that takes you out of insert mode and into command mode |
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| The vi key command that takes you out of command mode and into insert mode |
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| the ___ editor is the most complex and customizable of the UNIX text editors |
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| the ___ editor can format text for very specific technical applications. You can also accomplish a variety of personal productivity and operating system tasks, such as send e-mail and executing scripts |
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| name 4 differences between emacs and vi |
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1. emacs has a gui interface
2. emacs has major modes of operation
3. the keystroke command syntax is more complex than vi
4. the emacs concept of point and cursor location are also more refined and specific |
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| this generic emacs command allows you to edit a new or existing test file(s) |
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| the emacs editor contains a simple function that allows you to define collections of keystrokes that can be recorded and accessed at any time are called ___ ____ |
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| in emacs, executing commands such as cutting, copying or pasting are accomplished with the ___ ___ whereby text is held in a bugger by killing it and is then restored to the document at the desired position by yanking it. |
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