How to move to the beginning of visual line or to move to the last non-whitespace character of visual line?

Question

What are the commands to move to the very beginning and to move the last non-whitespace character of the current visual line? Do they exist at all?

	Commands for normal lines	Commands for visual lines
To move to the very beginning of a current line	0	?
To move to the very end of a current line	$	g$
To move to the first non-whitespace character of a current line	^	g^ or g0
To move to the last non-whitespace character of a current line	g_	?

Test text:

line 1

    line 2, which is indented by 4 spaces and has 6 trailing spaces. this line should be long enough to be soft-wrapped lorem ispum dolor sit amet lorem ispum dolor sit amet lorem ispum dolor sit amet      

line 3

.vimrc settings:

set wrap
set breakindent
set linebreak

Answer 1

g0 moves to the very beginning of the visual line, whereas g^ moves to the first non-whitespace character on the current visual line. (At least, that's what the help file says and that's what it does for me.)

g$ and g<End> seem to do the same thing; g0 and g<Home> also do the same thing.

I don't think there is an equivalent to g_ for the visual line, but you can fake it with "g$be" (which is technically "go to the end of the visual line then go back one word, then to the end of it), but that only works if the line actually ends in whitespace.

Answer 2

I would propose:

Line Destination	Normal Lines	Visual Lines
Very beginning	0 or Home	g0
Very end	$ or End or CtrlEnd	g$
First non-whitespace	^ or _ or CtrlHome	g^
Last non-whitespace	g_	g$be