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My biggest complaint about readline's vi mode is that there is no visual indicator of what mode you are in, and it seems there are quite a few actions that unex
by nuclear_eclipse 17y ago
My biggest complaint about readline's vi mode is that there is no visual indicator of what mode you are in, and it seems there are quite a few actions that unexpectedly take you out of insert mode as compared to using Vim, and without some way of seeing this, it's an exercise in frustration.
I've been using Vim as my primary editor/IDE for three years now, and I still can't get used to vi mode on the command line, and keep going back to emacs mode because it functions exactly like you would expect it to.