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Just last week I was about to start learning Vim, but after perusing the shortcut list I decided I could do better, so I rolled my own. Basically it's just a mu
by TheEzEzz 15y ago
Just last week I was about to start learning Vim, but after perusing the shortcut list I decided I could do better, so I rolled my own. Basically it's just a multi-modal keystroke catcher/dispatcher running transparently in the background. The upshot is that most of the commands work transparently in my IDE, in notepad, and even this little textbox I'm typing in right now!
Unfortunately, the original point was to increase my productivity, which I've failed at horribly... because I can't stop playing around with the code!
- sant0sk1 15y agoOpen source it and we can all waste time playing with the code!
- TheEzEzz 15y agoDefinitely. I'm gonna dogfood it a few more weeks and then throw it up on github.
- gnosis 15y ago"Basically it's just a multi-modal keystroke catcher/dispatcher running transparently in the background. The upshot is that most of the commands work transparently in my IDE, in notepad, and even this little textbox I'm typing in right now!" This sounds very interesting. I've long wanted vim integration with Opera, so I'm not stuck with its relatively primitive editing features when I'm filling out a text input box. Unfortunately, vim does not integrate with other apps very easily.[1] So something along the lines you're working on would be very welcome, even if it is primitive compared to vim. One thing I hope it can do is have an easy way to activate and deactivate it, so it doesn't interfere with editing in vim itself. [1] http://www.freehackers.org/VimIntegration http://www.freehackers.org/VimIntegration