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It's also common to remap ii to exit insert mode, that way "i" puts you in, "ii" takes you out. Personally, I remapped caps lock to esc, because I don't like t
by klochner 16y ago
It's also common to remap ii to exit insert mode, that way "i" puts you in, "ii" takes you out.
Personally, I remapped caps lock to esc, because I don't like the way the editor lags when typing an "i" after "ii" has been remapped, but Caps-->Ctrl has the additional benefit of making other Ctrl-Foo sequences easy.
- pyre 16y ago> Personally, I remapped caps lock to esc, because I don't like the > way the editor lags when typing an "i" after "ii" That's the problem with mapping non-Ctrl/Alt sequences in Insert mode. Even thing like bindings that automatically insert a closing } (with auto-indent) when you type the opening { are really annoying because they are commonly bound to the sequence "{<Enter>". So when you type { without <Enter> there is a delay while it waits to see if you're going to hit <Enter>.
- stuhacking 16y agoHow would one insert the string 'ascii'?