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Actually you can do it with: <cmd>-<right>, <option-left>, <option-shift-right>, baz And considering you didn't have to press <mode>: beforehand, it can be ju
by anextio 14y ago
Actually you can do it with:
<cmd>-<right>, <option-left>, <option-shift-right>, baz
And considering you didn't have to press <mode>: beforehand, it can be just as fast.
I'm a vim user, but using it for something like Objective-C in place of the wonderful autocomplete in Xcode would be a totally dumb thing to do. It's simply not smart enough to improve my productivity, even with the slight speed increases with text-manipulation.
- andrew_k 14y agoThat's why I switched to AppCode for Objective-C code editing. It has pretty good Vim bindings plugin, and you still have an autocomplete.
- weaksauce 14y agoTry out xvim if you want to use Xcode + vim. It's still alpha but I use it for all my Xcode editing. Patches welcome. edit: link - https://github.com/JugglerShu/XVim https://github.com/JugglerShu/XVim