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That is a method I've been toying with. But it's still such as hassle to quickly prototype something this way. It's also near impossible to get I J K L working
by Daunk 4y ago
That is a method I've been toying with. But it's still such as hassle to quickly prototype something this way.
It's also near impossible to get I J K L working as the cursor keys in VIM without having some major interference.
- nequo 4y agoMaybe you’d have more success with Emacs? You could write elisp functions for your tasks and bind them to your prefered keys, with or without Evil.
- engfan 4y agoActually, using Org mode and the Hyperbole package in Emacs solves all the problems listed in easy to use ways except you get much more editing dunctionality rather than just the features requested. Don’t reinvent the wheel; just learn something that runs everywhere and solves your problems. You start Emacs once and then rapidly edit files from the command-line by calling emacsclient, not restarting Emacs.
- nine_k 4y agoEmacs is a great software ecosystem, with a very.flexible editor built in. With evil-mode, there's no excuse not to try it even if you find Vim's way of controlling input superior (which it as well may be).
- hiccuphippo 4y agoI haven't used it but there is :make which works with a Makefile.