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IdeaVIM provides reasonably good vim emulation. You'll probably get annoyed by something (I have yet to find a vim emulator I think is as good as Vim itself) bu
by grayrest 11y ago
IdeaVIM provides reasonably good vim emulation. You'll probably get annoyed by something (I have yet to find a vim emulator I think is as good as Vim itself) but I only had to make a few minor changes in my vim patterns to get it working.
- emidln 11y agoevil is the best vim outside of vim.
- grayrest 11y agoIt's about the same but everybody uses vim a bit differently so YMMV. I switched from emacs+evil to cursive+ideavim. My annoyance with evil is that `xp` doesn't work, my annoyance with ideavim is that the `{` text object is scope based instead of text based. I've had Esc not work correctly under some circumstances in both (I use c-[ instead) and neither supports iskeyword so * doesn't search for identifier in skewer-case languages.
- sooheon 11y agoIf by `xp` you transposing chars, it does work in evil.
- e12e 11y agoI find it hard to see how anything could claim to be vi/vim-like and not have "xp" cut-letter-paste-letter-after (ie: transpose letters)? I suppose some might work for "dlp", but not "xp" -- but it sounds like a strange omission?
- pacomerh 11y agoMy only issue with the intelliJ editor is that I can't traverse the file-manager with "hjkl". And that defeats the purpose for me.