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-.TH VI 1
-.CT 1 editor
-.SH NAME
-ex, edit, vi \- text editor
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B ex
-[
-.I option ...
-]
-.I file ...
-.PP
-.B edit
-[
-.I option ...
-]
-.I file ...
-.PP
-.B vi
-[
-.I option ...
-]
-.I file ...
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.I Ex
-is elaborated from
-.IR ed (1).
-.I Vi
-is the display editing aspect of
-.IR ex ;
-.I edit
-is a simplified subset of
-.IR ex .
-The editors work on several
-.I files
-simultaneously.
-.I Vi
-gets the terminal type from environment variable
-.BR TERM .
-.PP
-The options are:
-.TP
-.BI -r " file
-Recover the
-.I file
-after a crash in the editor.
-If no file is specified, list all saved files.
-.TP
-.B -l
-Lisp indent mode; give special meaning to editor commands
-.BR ()[]{} .
-.TP
-.BI -w n
-Default window size is
-.I n
-lines.
-.TP
-.B -x
-Edit encrypted files; a key will be prompted for.
-.TP
-.B -R
-Read only; no files will be changed.
-.TP
-.BI + cmd
-Execute the specified
-.I ex
-command upon entering the editor.
-.PP
-The editors begin in `command mode'. 
-An
-.SM ESC
-character typed in command mode cancels the command.
-The commands
-.B
-a A c C i I o O R s S
-enter input mode, where arbitrary text may be entered.
-.SM ESC
-or interrupt returns to command mode.
-The commands
-.B
-: / ? !
-take input from the last line of the screen, which is
-ended by a newline, or canceled by an interrupt.
-.PP
-A number preceding commands 
-.B z G |
-specifies a line.
-A number before almost any other command causes it
-to be repeated.
-.PP
-In the following summary of
-.I vi
-commands
-.B ^
-means the `control' key.
-Commands so marked work in input mode;
-others work in command mode.
-.PP
-.de fq
-\&\f5\\$1\fR	\\$2 \\$3 \\$4 \\$5 \\$6
-..
-.de fz
-\&\f5\\$1 \fI\\$2\fR	\\$3 \\$4 \\$5 \\$6
-..
-.ta \w'\f5:e + file'u
-File manipulation
-.2C
-.fq :w write back changes
-.fz :w  file write \fIfile\fR
-.fz :w!  file overwrite \fIfile\fR
-.fq :q quit
-.fq :q! quit, discarding changes
-.fz :e file edit \fIfile\fR
-.fq :e! reedit, discarding changes
-.fq ":e\ +" file edit, starting at end
-.fz ":e\ +"  starting at line \fIn\fP
-.fq :sh run shell, then return
-.fz :! cmd run shell command
-.fq :n edit next \fIfile\fR argument
-.fz : ex-cmd do editor command
-.1C
-.PP
-Positioning in file
-.2C
-.fq ^F forward screen
-.fq ^B backward screen
-.fq ^D down half screen
-.fq ^U up half screen
-.fq G "to specified line (end default)
-.fz / pat next line matching \fIpat\fR
-.fz ? pat previous line matching
-.fq n repeat last "\f5\e  or  ?\fP
-.fz /\fIpat\fP/\o'+_' n "\fIn\fRth line after or before \fIpat\fR
-.fq ( beginning of sentence
-.fq ) end of sentence
-.fq { beginning of paragraph
-.fq } end of paragraph
-.fq % find matching \f5(){}\fP
-.1C
-.PP
-Adjusting the screen
-.2C
-.fq ^L clear and redraw
-.fq ^R  "retype, eliminate \f5@\fR lines
-.fq z redraw, current line at window top
-.fq z- \&... at bottom
-.fq z. \&... at center
-.fq /\fIpat\fP/z- \fIpat\fR line at bottom
-.fz z n use \fIn\fR-line window
-.fq ^E scroll down one line
-.fq ^Y scroll up one line
-.1C
-.PP
-Marking and returning
-.2C
-.fq `` move cursor to previous context
-.fq '' \&... at first nonwhite in line
-.fz m x "mark position with letter \fIx\fR
-.fz ` x move cursor to mark
-.fz ' x \&... at first nonwhite
-.1C
-.PP
-Line positioning
-.2C
-.fq H top line of screen
-.fq L bottom line
-.fq M middle line
-.fq + next line, at first nonwhite
-.fq - previous line, at first nonwhite
-<newline>	same as \f5+\fR
-.fq j next line, same column
-.fq  k previous line, same column
-.1C
-.PP
-Character positioning
-.2C
-.fq ^ first nonwhite (not CTRL)
-.fq 0 beginning of line
-.fq $ end of line
-.fq l forward
-.fq h backward
-.fq ^L ^H same as \f5l h\fR
-<space>	same as \f5l\fR
-.fz f x find \fIx\fR forward
-.fz F x find backward
-.fz t x upto \fIx\fR forward
-.fz T x back upto \fIx\fR
-.fq ; repeat last \f5f F t T\fR
-.fq , opposite of \f5;\fR
-.fq | to specified column
-.fq % find matching \f5(){}\fR
-.1C
-.PP
-Words, sentences, paragraphs
-.2C
-.fq w word forward
-.fq b word backward
-.fq e end of word
-.fq ) next sentence
-.fq ( previous sentence
-.fq } next paragraph
-.fq { previous paragraph
-.fq W blank-delimited word
-.fq B backward to ...
-.fq E to end of ...
-.1C
-.PP
-Corrections
-.2C
-.fq ^H erase last character
-.fq ^W erase last word
-erase	your erase, same as \f5^H\fR
-kill	your kill, erase this line
-.fq \e quotes your erase or kill
-ESC	return to command mode
-.fq ^? interrupt, return to command mode
-.fq ^D backtab over autoindent
-.fq ^V quote nonprinting character
-.1C
-.PP
-Insert and replace
-.2C
-.fq a append after cursor
-.fq A append at end of line
-.fq i insert before cursor
-.fq I insert before first non-blank
-.fq o open below line
-.fq O open above
-.fz r x replace one character
-.fz R text replace characters
-.1C
-.PP
-Operators
-.PP
-.br
-Operators are followed by cursor motion and affect all
-text that would have been moved over:
-.B dw
-deletes a word.
-Double the operator, e.g.\&
-.BR dd ,
-to affect whole lines.
-.2C
-.fq d delete
-.fq c change
-.fq y yank lines to buffer
-.fq < left shift
-.fq > right shift
-.fq ! filter through command
-.fq = Lisp indent
-.1C
-.PP
-Miscellaneous operators
-.2C
-.fq C change rest of line (\f5c$\fR)
-.fq D delete rest of line (\f5d$\fR)
-.fq s substitute characters (\f5cd\fR)
-.fq S substitute lines (\f5cc\fR)
-.fq J join lines
-.fq x delete characters (\f5dl\fR)
-.fq X ... before cursor (\f5dh\fR)
-.fq Y yank lines (\f5yy\fR)
-.1C
-.PP
-Yank and put
-.2C
-.fq p put buffer after cursor
-.fq P put buffer before cursor
-\f5"\fI x \f5p\fR	put from buffer \fIx\fR
-.fz x y yank to buffer \fIx\fR
-.fz x d delete to buffer \fIx\fR
-.1C
-.PP
-Undo, redo, retrieve
-.2C
-.fq u undo last change
-.fq U restore current line
-.fq . repeat last change
-\f5"\fI n \f5p\fR	retrieve \fIn\fR-th last delete
-.1C
-.PP
-Special ex commands
-.PP
-.br
-.I Ex
-understands most
-.I ed
-commands, plus the commands indicated with
-.B :
-in the
-.I vi
-summary, plus the following, shown with their
-shortest possible spellings:
-.PD0
-.2C
-.BI ab brev
-.BI ar gs
-.BI co py
-.BI map
-.BI ma rk
-.BI n ext
-.BI nu mber
-.BI pre serve
-.BI pu t
-.BI re ad
-.BI rec over
-.BI rew ind
-.BI se t
-.BI sh ell
-.BI so urce
-.BI st op
-.BI una bbrev
-.BI u ndo
-.BI unm ap
-.BI ve rsion
-.BI vi sual
-.BI x it
-.BI ya nk
-.BI z " window"
-.BI < " lshift
-.BI > " rshift
-.BI ^D " scroll
-.1C
-The
-.B set
-command
-controls various options;
-.L set all
-shows the list.
-.SH EXAMPLES
-.2C
-.PD0
-.TF /\fItext\fR<newline>
-.TP
-.B \(<-\(da\(ua\(->
-arrow keys move the cursor
-.TP
-.B hjkl
-same as arrow keys
-.TP
-.BI i text\fR<ESC>
-.RI insert " text
-.TP
-.BI cw new\fR<ESC>
-.RI "change word to " new
-.TP
-.B 3dw
-delete 3 words
-.TP
-.B ZZ
-exit, saving changes
-.TP
-.BI / text\fR<newline>
-.RI "search for " text
-.TP
-.B ^U ^D
-scroll up or down
-.1C
-.PD
-.SH FILES
-.TF /usr/lib/ex?.?preserve
-.TP
-.F /usr/lib/ex?.?recover
-recover command
-.TP
-.F /usr/lib/ex?.?preserve
-preserve command
-.TP
-.F /etc/termcap
-describes capabilities of terminals
-.TP
-.F $HOME/.exrc
-editor startup file
-.TP
-.F /tmp/Ex*
-editor temporary
-.TP
-.F /tmp/Rx*
-named buffer temporary
-.TP
-.F /usr/preserve
-preservation directory
-.SH SEE ALSO
-.IR ed (1), 
-.IR sam (9.1), 
-.IR sed (1)
-.br
-W. Joy and M. Horton,
-`An Introduction to Display Editing with Vi',
-in
-.I
-Unix Programmer's Manual, Seventh Edition, Virtual VAX-11 Version,
-1980, Vol 2C
-(Berkeley)
-.ig
-.SH BUGS
-The
-.I undo
-command causes all marks to be lost on lines changed and then restored
-if the marked lines were changed.
-.br
-.I Undo
-never clears the buffer modified condition.
-.br
-The
-.I z
-command prints a number of logical rather than physical lines.
-More than a screen full of output may result if long lines are present.
-.br
-File input/output errors don't print a name if the 
-.LR -
-option is used.
-.br
-There is no easy way to do a single scan ignoring case.
-.br
-The editor does not warn if text is placed in named buffers and not used
-before exiting the editor.
-.br
-Null characters are discarded in input files, and cannot appear in resultant
-files.
-.br
-Software tabs using
-.B ^T
-work only immediately after the
-.LR autoindent .
-.br
-The
-.L wrapmargin
-option can be fooled since it looks at output columns when blanks are typed.
-If a long word passes through the margin and onto the next line without a
-break, then the line won't be broken.
-.br
-The
-.I source
-command does not work when executed as
-.BR :source ;
-there is no way to use the
-.BR :append ,
-.BR :change ,
-and
-.BR :insert
-commands in
-.I vi,
-since it is not possible to give
-more than one line of input to a
-.B :
-escape.
-To use these
-on a
-.B :global
-you must
-.B Q
-to
-.I ex
-command mode,
-execute them, and then reenter the screen editor with
-.L vi
-or
-.LR open .
-..