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I've never used micro, but if you look at the default keybindings[0], you'll see they're very Windows-y and might be to your liking. As for myself, I don't see
by acumenical 3y ago
I've never used micro, but if you look at the default keybindings[0], you'll see they're very Windows-y and might be to your liking.
As for myself, I don't see cut-to-character or select-to-character like in vim, and yanking and pasting seems more intuitive in vim. And with visual block I don't miss Sublime style cursors at all.
0: https://github.com/zyedidia/micro/blob/master/runtime/help/keybindings.md#default-keybinding-configuration https://github.com/zyedidia/micro/blob/master/runtime/help/k...
- boxed 3y agoThe selection model is unfortunately a bit broken. For example shift+control+arrows and shift+down doesn't work. I believe the problem is that selection with shift isn't written to compose with other navigation.
- neteresy 3y agoThis is killing me man.
- bharathyes 3y agoyou need to check your terminal emulator. just checked the ctrl+thift+arrow keybind, works on alacritty but doesnt on kitty.
- bharathyes 3y agoyou need to check your terminal emulator. just checked the ctrl+thift+arrow keybind, works on alacritty but doesnt on kitty. and shift+up/down works on both
- peterfirefly 3y agoThose key combos didn't originally send any special codes to the app. Newer terminal emulators do. (I once wrote a hack for Linux that opened a connection to the X server and used the xkb -- X Keyboard Extension -- protocol to get info about the shift/control/etc state in order to synthesize shift+arrow and shift+control+arrow keycodes. It worked almost perfectly with a local X server.)
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