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Don't even need patching. Could've CUA keybindings by entering them in the rc file. bind ^X cut main bind ^C copytext main bind ^V uncut main bind ^Z u
by forgotpwd16 2y ago
Don't even need patching. Could've CUA keybindings by entering them in the rc file.
bind ^X cut main
bind ^C copytext main
bind ^V uncut main
bind ^Z undo main
bind ^Y redo main
...
(Those are from an old rc that had around. The copytext/uncut have been renamed in newer versions.)
- le-mark 2y agoIt blows my mind that this wasn’t more widely publicized over the years. At least this is the first time I’ve seen it, and I learned vim a long time ago. Partly because if it was a choice between weird keys, may as well learn vim.
- 3836293648 2y agoThey're even in the default global config, just commented out at the bottom
- bravetraveler 2y agoIt blows my mind how many people need directed at the included documentation or config files. Sheep to slaughter. Before anyone judges me for judging, instructions-included is pretty consistent across disciplines. I'm not a mechanic but I can figure out routine maintenance/customization. I'm surprised you, and surely others, arrived at switching editors instead of changing the editor itself. Not in the source or with compilation. The configuration. I know you say partly, I just doubt there is any perfect editor. All roads lead to configuration.