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One small suggestion (I make this every time vim comes up): Don't remap "jj" to escape. Remap "jk" instead. All of the same benefits, plus one more - if you ge
by edanm 14y ago
One small suggestion (I make this every time vim comes up):
Don't remap "jj" to escape. Remap "jk" instead. All of the same benefits, plus one more - if you get into the habit of nervously hitting "jk" all the time, as most people do in vim, using "jk" means your cursos stays in place. On the other hand, "jj" means your cursor will move.
- cmatteri 14y agoI was going to suggest mapping both jf and fj to escape so you could mash the two keys at the same time without worrying about order, but jk and kj would work as well
- dguaraglia 14y agoHah, I thought I was the only one doing the stupid "jk" thing.