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  • root - :wq! command in vim - Stack Overflow
    Recently, I read here about the :wq! command in vim I don't understand how it can force-write a file without write permissions This way, theoretically, one would be able to edit root files without
  • vi - How do I exit Vim? - Stack Overflow
    :q - quit :q! - quit without saving :wq - save quit or write quit :wq! - same as wq, but force write in case file permissions are readonly :x - write quit :qa - quit all useful when multiple files are opened like: vim abc txt xyz txt Exiting from command mode Press the escape key You probably have done this already if you are in
  • What does :wq stand for in Vim? - Stack Overflow
    Note that ZZ doesn't do exactly the same as :wq: the latter always saves before quitting, while the former only writes the file when there are unsaved changes – L3viathan Commented Mar 10, 2017 at 22:01
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    The ! qualifier tells Vim to force the operation For example, if the file was read-only you would use :w! to write it anyway If the file was modified and you wanted to quit without saving, you would use :q! :wq! just means force write and quit in one command
  • Vim: Exit (:wq) with trailing exclamation mark ! Whats the purpose?
    :wq and :x have another slight difference in behavior, as :wq will write the file unconditionally (even if it was not modified), while :x will only write it if it has been modified inside Vim It's a small distinction, but in some cases it might matter
  • Why does `:Wq` in VIM cause my commit to fail later?
    Often when I'm finished writing a commit message in VIM, I type :Wq<ENTER> instead of :wq<ENTER> because I'm holding down the shift key to type the colon This causes VIM to respond with E492: Not an editor command: Wq This is all fine so far, I just retype :wq<ENTER> to save the commit message and exit VIM However, the commit does not work
  • vim - What does the ! really do when its added to an ex command (:wq . . .
    I understand that it means force to do something When doing $ vim -R file I enter in read-only mode, but this works as preventive mode only -R Readonly mode The 'readonly' option will be set
  • vi - Use of ! in VIM - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
    The other answers were very complete about :wq! use case, for example But the question was more open, about general use of ! For starters: the name of ! is "bang" Google search for "vim bang linux" brings to this question, for example (Interestingly, there is a "shebang", #!) The bang is also used to issue bash commands from inside Vim, for
  • Trying to Commit with vim. lt;esc gt; :wq not working?
    To quit in this mode, use Ctrl + O followed by :wq Enter You could also turn off easy mode via :set noinsertmode, and (if you haven't yet given up on Vim) fix the invocation, probably in your Git config (i e remove the -y argument from the vim call)
  • vim - How do I exit from the text window in Git? - Stack Overflow
    In vim, you can press i to start entering text and save by pressing esc and :wq and enter, this will commit with the message you typed In your current state, to just come out without committing, you can do :q instead of the :wq as mentioned above





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