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Actually, Ctrl-c is the fastest way to get back to normal mode. Unlike Ctrl-[ and <Esc>, it does not check for abbreviations and does not trigger InsertLeave. A
by qwertyboy 15y ago
Actually, Ctrl-c is the fastest way to get back to normal mode. Unlike Ctrl-[ and <Esc>, it does not check for abbreviations and does not trigger InsertLeave. And on most keyboards it's even easier to type.
- sunkencity 15y agoWow. Thanks! That is fantastic. great tip.
- pyre 15y agoCtrl-c is not always equivalent to <Esc>. For example, if you hit q: to get the command history editor, Ctrl-c will close that buffer, but <Esc> won't.
- eridius 15y agoIs not triggering InsertLeave a good thing or a bad thing?