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| Chapter 9 The Ex Editor |

## 9.2 Alphabetical Summary of Ex Commands

Ex commands can be entered by specifying any unique abbreviation. In this listing, the full name appears in the margin, and the shortest possible abbreviation is used in the syntax line. Examples are assumed to be typed from vi, so they include the : prompt.

- abbrev
- append
- args
- change
- copy
- delete
- edit
- file
- global
- insert
- join
- k
- list
- map
- mark
- move
- next
- number
- open
- preserve
- print
- put
- quit
- read
- read
- recover
- rewind
- set
- shell
- source
- substitute
- t
- tag
- unabbreviate
- undo
- unmap
- v
- version
- visual
- visual
- write
- write
- wq
- xit
- yank
- z
- !
- =
- < >
- `address`
- RETURN
- &
- ~

9.1 Syntax of Ex Commands |  | 10. The Sed Editor