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My issue with this is that it causes a delay with every single j that is entered. Only a visual delay that freezes the cursor and then lets it jump by two chara
by alpaca128 6y ago
My issue with this is that it causes a delay with every single j
that is entered. Only a visual delay that freezes the cursor and
then lets it jump by two characters, but irritating for me
regardless.
Otherwise it's very practical though.
- tambourine_man 6y agoI don’t use it either but I think you can change the delay. Check out :h 'ttimeout' and :h 'ttimeoutlen' Haven’t touched that part of my vimrc in years
- alpaca128 6y agoChanging the delay will not completely get rid of this phenomenon but will definitely make a ton of my other shortcuts harder to use. That visual delay makes a lot of sense, it's just not a feature that was intended with this specific use in mind and so it seems to behave strange for jj/jk/etc shortcuts.
- tharne 6y agoI thought I was the only one. That visual delay made me nuts.