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If you're looking for efficiency for text navigation/editing you should consider learning vim/using vim mode in your editor.
by rubber_duck 9y ago
If you're looking for efficiency for text navigation/editing you should consider learning vim/using vim mode in your editor.
- vanjoe 9y agoRubber duck is trying to lead you astray. Use emacs!
- jasonkostempski 9y agoEvery editor made for coding supports moving through whitespace with a single command.
- NegativeK 9y agoThis is extended to all text editing -- use ctrl to modify your movement (arrows, backspace, delete) to word boundaries.
- fredsir 9y agoProblem is that moving from and to the arrow keys to navigate is an anti-pattern that is not present in at least vim where you can stay on home row at all times, which is why I dread having to write in editors that don't support a vim mode.