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I've been using ctrl-[ for years, but have been experimenting with jj. Now I'm not sure which one I like better! I switched back to vim+tmux (nvim) a few weeks
by ryan-allen 6y ago
I've been using ctrl-[ for years, but have been experimenting with jj. Now I'm not sure which one I like better!
I switched back to vim+tmux (nvim) a few weeks ago from a number of years using vs-code with the vim keybindings.
I'm still trying to configure my plugins so that I don't feel like I'm repeating myself too often.
- Lio 6y agoHaving ctrl-[ in your muscle memory has the advantage that it also works in other readline programs that have a vi like interfacee, e.g. bash, zsh and many db consoles.
- sieste 6y agoI recommend mapping jk to esc in insert mode (instead of jj), so you remain on the same line if you accidentally use it in normal mode.
- contravariant 6y agoNote, don't do this if you're Dutch, words with 'jk', or rather 'ijk' in them are annoyingly common.