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You can find out the size of an individual folder by choosing the File > Get Info command from the Finder menu or by pressing the ⌘ + I keyboard shortcut. There is also a way to display the size of all your folders in the Finder window’s size column (by default, the Finder displays — in the Size column).
To do so, open a Finder window and choose View > Show View Options from the Finder menu or press the ⌘ + J keystroke combination. Click the checkbox next to Calculate All Sizes. This will caluclate the size of your folders and display it in the Size column.
If you wish to display the folder size in all your Finder windows, click the Use as Defaults button on the bottom of the View Options window.
Note: You should be in the “command mode” to execute these commands. VI editor is case-sensitive so make sure you type the commands in the right letter-case.
Keystrokes | Action |
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i | Insert at cursor (goes into insert mode) |
a | Write after cursor (goes into insert mode) |
A | Write at the end of line (goes into insert mode) |
ESC | Terminate insert mode |
u | Undo last change |
U | Undo all changes to the entire line |
o | Open a new line (goes into insert mode) |
dd 3dd |
Delete line Delete 3 lines. |
D | Delete contents of line after the cursor |
C | Delete contents of a line after the cursor and insert new text. Press ESC key to end insertion. |
dw 4dw |
Delete word Delete 4 words |
cw | Change word |
x | Delete character at the cursor |
r | Replace character |
R | Overwrite characters from cursor onward |
s | Substitute one character under cursor continue to insert |
S | Substitute entire line and begin to insert at the beginning of the line |
~ | Change case of individual character |
Make sure you press the right command otherwise you will end up making undesirable changes to the file. You can also enter the insert mode by pressing a, A, o, as required.
You need to be in the command mode to move within a file. The default keys for navigation are mentioned below else; You can also use the arrow keys on the keyboard.
Keystroke | Use |
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k | Move cursor up |
j | Move cursor down |
h | Move cursor left |
l | Move cursor right |
You should be in the command mode to exit the editor and save changes to the file.
Keystroke | Use |
---|---|
Shift+zz | Save the file and quit |
:w | Save the file but keep it open |
:q | Quit without saving |
:wq | Save the file and quit |
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