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from those answers: nore ; : nore , ; Do this now. Probably not the vimrc line that has saved me the most time... but definitely saved me the most pin
by markbao 15y ago
from those answers:
nore ; :
nore , ;
Do this now. Probably not the vimrc line that has saved me the most time... but definitely saved me the most pinky pain.
- nyellin 15y agoWhat do you use for leader?
- cma 15y ago:
- wahnfrieden 15y agoThat's awful, 2 keystrokes for <leader>? Use \ for leader, or , for leader and \ for ;
- nyellin 15y agoThat's no better, I think. There is no standard location for \ Try using <space> instead. The default binding is useless for the largest key.
- wahnfrieden 15y agoWhy does it matter if there's no standard location? Do you use the ; command that often in vim anyway that this would be an issue if it were mapped to \?
- nyellin 15y agoYmmv but it unfortunately matters for me. I switch between my work PC and personal Macbook daily. The different positions for \ drive me crazy, but as least it's rarely used on Macs due to sane file paths. Using a moving key in Vim is a bad idea.
- wahnfrieden 15y agoI just can't imagine prioritizing many commands over the <leader> key, which gets a load of use from me. Try space then, I guess.
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- Dejital 15y agoWhy not take it one step further with: nore <Space> : Let your thumbs do the work.