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what was the editor that reversed vims syntax/grammar? instead of d2w (delete two words) you could type something like w2d (words, two, delete). This way you c
by anotheryou 8y ago
what was the editor that reversed vims syntax/grammar?
instead of d2w (delete two words) you could type something like w2d (words, two, delete). This way you can select first, modify later and most importantly guide visually before execution.
I think you where able to type something like w2u3d (words, two, no undo it's actually 3 i see now, yes delete those).
I wished evil emacs did that. I mostly use org-mode and do little programming and I constantly get the number of words to delete wrong.
edit: I think I just need to learn to use visual mode more and be quire alright already
- nickloewen 8y agoPerhaps Kakoune? It's discussed here: http://kakoune.org/why-kakoune/why-kakoune.html#_improving_on_the_editing_model http://kakoune.org/why-kakoune/why-kakoune.html#_improving_o...
- anotheryou 8y agoyes :)
- partycoder 8y ago+1 for kakoune. It has excellent discoverability and learning curve.
- muthdra 8y agoIsn't that what Vim's visual mode does? I think you just press V or something.