How to exit VIM

immediate withdrawal Vim

:q Quit current Vim window , If the current window is the last window, exit Vim( or :quit).

:conf q Quit current Vim window , If the current window is modified , Then you will be prompted to select （ or :confirm quit）.

:q! Force exit from current Vim Window and ignore all changes , Even if the current buffer is modified, it will not be saved （ or :quit!：）.

:cq Exit directly in any case Vim Without saving the file , And return an error code （ or :cquit：）.

:qa Quit all Vim window , Unless there is a modified buffer （ or :qall：）.

:conf qa Exit all open Vim window ; If there is a modified buffer , Then you will be prompted to select ( or :confirm qall：).

:qa! Force exit of all open Vim window , Forcibly exit without saving any modified content ( or :qall!：)

:e! Abandon all changes , And open the original file .

Save file and exit Vim

:wq： Save and exit . Save the current file and exit Vim. If the file is read-only or the buffer is unknown , The writeback operation will fail .

:wq test.txt： Save the current Vim The contents of the buffer to the file test.txt Enter and exit Vim.

:[range]wq test.txt： Save the current Vim Buffer by range Define the content to the document test.txt Enter and exit Vim.

:[range]x test.txt： Function and :[range]wq test.txt similar , However, only when the file is modified, the write will actually be saved .