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Kathleen Juliff
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Is it possible to edit existing files from within the shell if they do not reside on your local hard drive?
Kenworth (Google Cloud Platform)
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Yes. Cloud Shell has
built-in text editors
like Emacs, Vim and Nano.
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How do I evoke these editors?
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On the Cloud Shell prompt, you can run the following sample commands to open the file for editing:
For Vim:
vim your_filename
.
text
Nano:
nano your_filename
.
text
Here are the results of a quick search for
Emacs
,
Vim
, and
Nano
cheat-sheets on the web.
As an alternative, you can also use the Cloud Shell Editor (Beta version).
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