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I'm shopping for an IDE with Vim keybindings, but this doesn't seem to be it yet. Points for having Vim-like support out of the box, but most of what I tried fa
by BoppreH 3y ago
I'm shopping for an IDE with Vim keybindings, but this doesn't seem to be it yet. Points for having Vim-like support out of the box, but most of what I tried failed, including:
- Exiting insertion mode with ctrl+c or ctrl+[
- Shift+U to undo all changes done to the current line
- `di[` to delete the contents inside the current [
- `dta` to delete everything until the next `a`
- Shift+[ and shift+] to jump paragraphs
- Shift+D to remove everything until the end of the line
- `.` to repeat the last action
It's a good start, and I'll definitely check it again in the future, but I'd hold on advertising "Vim-like" editing until the support gets better.
The rest of the editor is awesome, no complaints so far.
- gitaarik 3y agoTry a Neovim distribution like NvChad, LazyVim, LunarVim, SpaceVim, AstroNvim, CosmicVim, etc.
- bradly 3y ago> Shift+U to undo all changes done to the current line Been using Vim for over 15 years and didn't know this one.
- pandemic_region 3y agoI know right!
- WuxiFingerHold 3y ago> I'm shopping for an IDE with Vim keybindings Me too. Both extension for VS Code have too many quirks for me, and I left the Jetbrains world and intend not to go back (due to too many disappointing support issues).