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I did the video, and I was lazy: you can type Ctrl+arrow (as indicated in the tooltip) to insert more placeholders, no need to use the mouse. and then reference
by mgubi 6y ago
I did the video, and I was lazy: you can type Ctrl+arrow (as indicated in the tooltip) to insert more placeholders, no need to use the mouse. and then references are inserted with \A, etc.. Anyway you can define VIM modal keybindings ;) http://forum.texmacs.cn/t/a-very-tiny-vim-in-texmacs/176/7 http://forum.texmacs.cn/t/a-very-tiny-vim-in-texmacs/176/7
- JadeNB 6y agovim emulation is always dangerous, because it falls so easily into an uncanny valley—it lulls you into feeling comfortable, and then is more jarring when you hit a bump than if you knew all along you were in a different editing paradigm. Anyway, thanks! (Also, to be clear, I wasn't criticising the use of the mouse, just hoping that it wasn't the only way.)