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Doesn't this mean that semantically you are using an I-beam cursor? (Note I say this as someone who always uses block cursors, visually, not matter the semantic
by saurik 5y ago
Doesn't this mean that semantically you are using an I-beam cursor? (Note I say this as someone who always uses block cursors, visually, not matter the semantics.) The reason this distinction is fun to talk about in vi is because, semantically, insert mode uses an I-beam cursor while normal mode uses a block cursor, and some people have everything configured to visually switch back/forth between the two cursor styles as you switch modes (though I don't).
- thaumasiotes 5y ago> Doesn't this mean that semantically you are using an I-beam cursor? No. "I-beam cursor" is a description of a visual phenomenon; semantics are a separate concern. You can render an I-beam on the right of its square just as easily as you can do it on the left.