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Here's what I really, really, want: $('textarea').vim()
by mmahemoff 14y ago
Here's what I really, really, want:
$('textarea').vim()
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- mmahemoff 14y agoDecent, but really the context shift is too intrusive for everyday use. I use vim on command-line (with set -o vi), so it's not like a regular textarea is too small for it to be useful either. EDIT: Deleted parent link was http://gpl.internetconnection.net/vi/ http://gpl.internetconnection.net/vi/
- DoctorHouse 14y ago"JSVim provides Vim in any textarea" http://ostatic.com/jsvim http://ostatic.com/jsvim
- masukomi 14y agoso, the links provided on that page don't work. There's a sourceforge project by that name, with some ancient code that won't work in Chrome... do you have a link to a version / repo of that that works in modern browsers?
- dimatura 14y agoYou can get something similar to that with the Firefox vimperator plugin. Press ctrl-I in a textarea and a vim pops up. When you close it the text gets copied back. I use it a lot!
- ibotty 14y agothat is one of the best things in pentadactyl as well. unfortunately it still tries to use gvim for me. but this can surely be changed somehow.
- jokermatt999 14y agoset editor=(command line here), if you were curious. I've found you can easily check if an option for something exists by using :set and its nice autocompletion.