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But cursors don't imply mice. With cursors you just hold shift and use down-arrows to (visually) select the lines you want. Add in Ctrl and you can move word-b
by throwawayReply 9y ago
But cursors don't imply mice.
With cursors you just hold shift and use down-arrows to (visually) select the lines you want. Add in Ctrl and you can move word-boundaries, add home-end and you can do beginning/end lines / pages too.
The whole thing is still quicker than vi but with the added benefits of getting much more visual feedback on what is happening and the ability to use the mouse to also quickly select things.
- makapuf 9y agoAdd to that by example sublime text Ctrl shift up to move the selection up one line. Really hope other editors would just take sublime key mappings
- aenda 9y agoselecting something and hitting dP (potentially kdP) will do the same thing in vim
- throwawayReply 9y agoIn sublime text you don't need to select anything, ctrl+up/down will move the whole current line up/down.
- smelterdemon 9y agoSounds like Visual mode