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I use vim a ton, but I guess never the complex movements as much, because if I want to do anything ever so slightly complex, I've got to sit there and think abo
by ImprovedSilence 5y ago
I use vim a ton, but I guess never the complex movements as much, because if I want to do anything ever so slightly complex, I've got to sit there and think about it more than I really should... There is just too much for it all to end up as muscle memory, there's no way everything gets used enough for that to happen.
- wolverine876 5y ago> There is just too much for it all to end up as muscle memory, there's no way everything gets used enough for that to happen. Yes, that only applies to things I use regularly, though they can be easily combined into larger commands. I'm not at all suggesting that things I use once a year go to muscle memory, much less all of Vim (probably only Moolenaar knows it all)!