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I use ViEmu in Visual Studio as my primary "vi editor", and the clashing of Visual Studio and vi really adds up after a while. As I'm sure you can guess CTRL+O
by city41 17y ago
I use ViEmu in Visual Studio as my primary "vi editor", and the clashing of Visual Studio and vi really adds up after a while. As I'm sure you can guess CTRL+O and CTRL+C don't work in ViEmu.
I think the real solution is to make vim my main editor for working in C#. That's a pretty tall task unfortunately.
- frou_dh 17y agoGiven how well it marries with VS intellisense, it seems almost unfathomable to write C# in a more general text editor. Of course for C++, VS intellisense is a lot weaker and probably not that much of a draw.
- city41 17y agoYeah, part of me is not convinced ViEmu is the way to go. So many things in VS still require either the mouse or the arrow keys. A simple example is intellisense, once it pops up, j/k are not going to scroll through it.