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ctrl-c, to avoid any of that stuff. 'jk' will move you one row down, and one row up.
by ulisesrmzroche 15y ago
ctrl-c, to avoid any of that stuff. 'jk' will move you one row down, and one row up.
- sedm0784 15y agoThere's no "ctrl" key on the iOS keyboard, though.
- edanm 15y agoYes, except ctrl-c moves you off home row, which I wanted to avoid. Also, technically, ctrl-c is not the same as escape - it also sends a cancel signal. I actually have no idea what the practical difference is, I just know that some commands treat it differently.
- ulisesrmzroche 15y agoIt doesn't check for abbreviations and doesn't trigger InsertLeave, which essentially means that any pending command is aborted, but you're totally right about not leaving the home row. I just right now remapped caps-lock to control and use CTRL-[ to escape instead.