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Nice start, looks like a nice bridge to Vim for textmate users. It's missing a few of the basic vim movement commands (which I have on a wallpaper I put togeth
by tednaleid 15y ago
Nice start, looks like a nice bridge to Vim for textmate users.
It's missing a few of the basic vim movement commands (which I have on a wallpaper I put together http://naleid.com/blog/2010/10/04/vim-movement-shortcuts-wallpaper/ http://naleid.com/blog/2010/10/04/vim-movement-shortcuts-wal...), but has most of the big ones. The ones I use quite a bit that don't seem implemented are:
C-d - half page down
C-u - half page up
ge/gE - go to the end of the previous word (you do have e/E for next word)
( - previous sentence
) - next sentence
- eekfuh 15y agoCtrl-D and Ctrl-U are probably one of the most used commands I use as well. This is a must.
- thethimble 15y agoIt's also missing the ci (change inside) idiom. I've gotten so used to ci(, ci', and cit (change inside html tag).
- zzzmarcus 15y agoIf you right click the app then "show package contents" in the Finder then go to Resources > Contents there's a file with keybindings called keys.nu. You can see (sidemap setKey:"<c-d>" toAction:"scroll_downward:") (sidemap setKey:"<c-u>" toAction:"scroll_upwards:") So apparently they are planned, just not yet implemented. I haven't messed with the file much to see what else you can do with it, but I imagine there's a way to override it in .vimrc style and customize it.