No, I'm not talking about vim, I'm talking about old-school vi; because in vim you can actually issue a :bot and it'll move to the bottom of the file.
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From command mode, type the upper case letter 'G'. | |||||||||
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ESC-SHIFT-Colon to get to the ':' prompt. Then type any integer and ENTER to jump to that line number or... '$' to jump to the end line of the file. Other uses of the '$' in vi are: e.g. :1,$s/foo/bar/ this means: take the range of lines from 1 to the end of the file ($) and search them (s) for 'foo' and replace them with 'bar'. I learned vi back in 1989 and I still use it today! | |||
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