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Sublime has very solid support for VI keybindings using a plugin that ships with the editor but is disabled by default.
by ben336 13y ago
Sublime has very solid support for VI keybindings using a plugin that ships with the editor but is disabled by default.
- ritchiea 13y agoIf you are a regular vim user the keybindings in Sublime vintage mode aren't anywhere near adequate. It's more like a cute quirk than a real feature.
- coldtea 13y ago>If you are a regular vim user the keybindings in Sublime vintage mode aren't anywhere near adequate. I find them perfectly fine, and have been using Vim since the mid-nineties, in things like SunOS and HPUX. You don't have to take advantage of every key command Vim offers to be productive. In fact, focus on the code.
- actf 13y agoSublime is missing support for vim actions when used in combination with / or ? For example: d/abc (i.e. delete forward until the text 'abc') or c/abc (i.e. change the text going forward until the text 'abc') I can workaround most of the missing functionality, but this one is a deal breaker for me. Unfortunately since / just uses the built-in Find feature in Sublime, fixing this is probably non-trivial.