问题
I'm using putty on a Linux machine. My usual method for searching in vi is entering the slash /, then my search string, enter, then go through all the matches by n or shift + n.
I was wondering if vi had a feature like Eclipse's Incremental Search (ctrl + j), wherein as I type, it jumps to the next logical match. I think one of my office mates used to do it but I'm not sure.
回答1:
If you're using vim (and who isn't nowadays), you can enable incremental search with:
:set incsearch
Then just use the regular search command / and it will move the highlight as you add characters to the search string.
I also like hlsearch as well since it highlights all found items (once the search command is done) for easy viewing.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25635413/vim-incremental-search