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Tbh I’d swap vim with vscode if it allowed to program keys with the same ease that you can imap to keys or function calls that operate like vimscript. It doesn’
by wruza 3y ago
Tbh I’d swap vim with vscode if it allowed to program keys with the same ease that you can imap to keys or function calls that operate like vimscript. It doesn’t matter if an editor cannot b/e/etc if you can just program alt-b/e/etc to a corresponding action. But that’s out of reach in practice in all traditional ms-style editors.
- bobbylarrybobby 3y agoYou can use Neovim in vscode which I believe makes it effectively vim (not sure if you can bind Neovim keys to vscode actions though)
- whatisyour 3y agoIt really depends on how much of neovim do you actually use. If you just use vim navigation key bindings then the VSCode neovim mode is nice. But if you are slowly curating the editor itself over time as you find new needs and implement your own new functionality, then neovim in VS Code is not really useful for you.