ELVIS (vi clone): standard UNIX editor.
Survival guide
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The vi-editor comes up in the command mode. Typing an <a> brings it in the
append-mode, typing <i> in the insert-mode. With <escape> it returns to the
command mode. In the command-mode characters can be deleted with <x>, complete
lines by typing <dd>.
The editing with vi can be finished by typing ":x" in the command-mode.
					-- Anonymous 

In the following, ESC stands for <escape>

Command mode:
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	ESC

Command line mode:
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	ESC:

Some basic command:
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	x (delete char)  dd (delete lines) i (insert mode)
	y (yank) p (past)
	
	With "15 y" you yank 15 lines, starting from current position.

Save & Exit
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	ESC: wq     or   ESC ZZ

Change text
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	ESC:   1,$ s/old/new/g

Delete from-to
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	ESC:   x,y d 
	

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