Re: some vi equivalents please?

[rustom]

On Oct 31, 8:59 pm, "Drew Adams" <drew.ad...@oracle.com> wrote:
> > some vi equivalents please?
>
> After you obtain the info you need, consider sharing it by posting it to Emacs
> Wiki:http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/SiteMap.
>
> That might help other vi users who try Emacs. Type `vi' into the wiki search
> field to find an appropriate page to edit, or start a new page if none is
> appropriate (and link appropriate existing pages to it). It's very easy to 
> edit
> the wiki.
>
> See also the Emacs manual (`C-h r'), node Emulation (`g Emulation'). My
> impression is that many former `vi' users of Emacs use Viper - see the Viper
> manual (`C-h i', then choose VIPER).

Well I tried putting up a table on emacswiki...
The link I made is http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/ViEmacsTable
What I pasted is my org mode file
But I cant figure out how to put a table into emacswiki. So its messed
up.

Heres the table (in org-mode) anyway

* Vi - Emacs
This table does not cover basic commands like character motion

| Command                 | Vi              |
Emacs                     |
|-------------------------+-----------------
+---------------------------|
| transpose-char          | xp              | C-
t                       |
| transpose-word          | dwwp            | M-
t                       |
| indent                  | >>              | C-x
TAB                   |
| search                  | /pat            | C-
s                       |
| substitute              | :%s/pat/subs    | M-% or M-C-
%              |
| substitute variables    | :s/pat/\1 \2    | replace-regexp then \1
\2 |
| search word/identifier  | /<word>
| ??                        |
| delete lines            | :g/pat/d        | flush-
lines               |
| set line numbers        | :se nu
| ??                        |
| show tabs&newlines      | :se list
| ??                        |
| change file formats     | :se ff=unix/dos
| ??                        |
| shell cmd               | :!cmd           | M-!
cmd                    |
| matching ({[            | %               | M-C-f/b
(??)              |
| filename on bottom line | %               | see code
below            |
| sort next n lines       | n!!sort
| ??                        |