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Exactly. They all emulate up to a point, and that point seems different with every emulator. Then slipping out of vi mode to do something specific to that edito
by troyvit 5y ago
Exactly. They all emulate up to a point, and that point seems different with every emulator. Then slipping out of vi mode to do something specific to that editor/environment ruins the flow.
- 18al 5y agoAlthough the emulations are getting really good. For instance this [0] VSCode plugin isn't even an emulation. It embed neovim into VSC, even loads your init.vim file. Snappy too. [0] https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim
- mden 5y agoI've used it quite a bit but I've had it desync from the server state somehow on multiple occasions making the experience not all that pleasant.