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Sublime Text has an excellent plugin called Vintageous that gives you a lot of Vim's functionality with some of the niceties of Sublime, worth a shot if you fel
by wldcordeiro 12y ago
Sublime Text has an excellent plugin called Vintageous that gives you a lot of Vim's functionality with some of the niceties of Sublime, worth a shot if you felt crippled by it.
- Zelphyr 12y agoI have never had success with these plugins. I apparently begin typing too fast after hitting Escape and invariably the plugin can't handle that and it enters things like ":w" as text instead of processing it as a command. Obviously this isn't a problem in Vi/Vim proper but all of the Vi*-style plugins for any of the IDE's or editors I've tried--from Eclipse to Sublime--always break.
- girvo 12y agoThe best one I've used that has worked near-perfectly for me is Vi-emulation mode in Komodo IDE. It's really impressively done, to be honest.
- brianpgordon 12y agoSublime comes with the Vintage Mode plugin as well, which emulates Vim.
- wldcordeiro 12y agoVintage is great but Vintageous adds even more Vim functionality.