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Clarifying what "vim mode" means would probably be helpful. Sublime's "vim mode" is more like vim bindings, and a proper vim ex mode requires a separate extensi
by AdmiralAsshat 6y ago
Clarifying what "vim mode" means would probably be helpful. Sublime's "vim mode" is more like vim bindings, and a proper vim ex mode requires a separate extension in Sublime, IIRC.
But for some people, vim bindings might be enough. I know I frequently miss them when I'm working within Notepad++.
- d4mi3n 6y agoAgreed. I think existing plugins handle vim plugin compat, but for those of us who just miss modal editing it'd be nice to have support for that via existing keybindings. The existing key chord feature in VSCode made up for a lot here, but being able to switch modes for when I'm editing vs reviewing would be pretty neat--especially if I could change key bindings for each mode.