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So for example, the Vim keyboard uses practically every key, for all sorts of commands. E.g. typing d) deletes to the end of the sentence, and to do it again I
by DennisP 7y ago
So for example, the Vim keyboard uses practically every key, for all sorts of commands. E.g. typing d) deletes to the end of the sentence, and to do it again I just type a period.
I suppose you could remap most of the vim keys to function keys and so on and do the same thing, but it sure would be a pain to type.
Pressing Esc multiple times might be an issue for terminal vim, but gvim uses different cursors to show what mode you're in.
- the_duke 7y ago> I suppose you could remap most of the vim keys to function keys Then you just end up with emacs. The modal editing is the defining characteristic of VIM for me, and why I use it everywhere. (directly or emulator plugins) Rebinding ESC to CAPSLOCK is essential for me though.
- DennisP 7y agoYep that's pretty much the point I was trying to make. Though I tend to imap jk :)
- linsomniac 7y agoWhat is this CAPSLOCK you refer to? #ergodox :-)