If you new to Vi/Vim and you don’t know how to save and quit the file using Vi/Vim editor? Most of the users faced this common issue, Once they opened the file using Vi/Vim they don’t know how to save and quit the file in the Linux or Unix like operating systems. Here below you have the solution for that.
The following command will help you to open the file using vi or vim on the Linux/Unix server.
vim filename
Or
vi filename
Once you are in the file and you don’t know how to save and quit the vi or vim editor here the below command will help you to do that.
You like to insert your data by pressing insert key in Windows and for Mac Shift “I” to insert your data.
Once you inserted your data and if you are currently in insert or append mode, press Esc key.
Now you need to press : (colon) on your keyboard, Once you have done that the cursor should reappear in the editor.
The main thing here you need to enter the following command (type :wq! and press Enter key) this will help to save and close the file. Below you have example screenshot.
Using :x! or :wq both will help to save and quit the vi/vim editor including all changes you have done to the document will be saved to the file.
In the editor, you did all the changes but you don’t like to save the changes and now you like to quit the editor use :q! and press Enter to exit without saving the changes.
The following commands help to save and quit the file.
Command | Description |
---|---|
Type :wq or :wq! | Save and exit editor with your data. |
Type :x! | Save and exit editor with your data. |
Type :q! or :q | Close or exit your vi/vim without saving any changes in your editor. |
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