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That's great for browsing but I can't picture coding in an editor where I need to stop and look for common command keys. At the moment vim is efficient because
by pdenya 15y ago
That's great for browsing but I can't picture coding in an editor where I need to stop and look for common command keys. At the moment vim is efficient because [esc]10dd or something but it's just not viable without a keyboard. For reviewing code or making quick edits however this could be incredible.
I wonder if it supports plugins.
- stevelosh 15y agonnoremap jk <esc>
- cgag 15y agoIt's hard to believe there are people who regularly use vim and still use escape.
- rkowalick 15y agoRemapping caps lock to function as escape is pretty useful here.
- halostatue 15y agoWhy? It's quite convenient for my left-hand pinky on nearly every keyboard that I use, and I've picked up the habit of doing periodic `jk` movements as I'm examining some code. I tried the `jk` combination that some people recommend, but it doesn't work for me.
- cgag 15y agoI've never used a keyboard where escape was convenient to press. I personally use inoremap so 'jk' only does something in insert mode, I hit jk repeatedly all the time in normal mode while I'm thinking.
- andrewflnr 15y agoI actually prefer kj myself, as it's a little faster to go from outside to inside fingers.
- sedm0784 15y agoShouldn't that be inoremap?