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It's true. It made me develop an automatic reflex to hit the Esc key every time after inserting a couple of characters, even when I wasn't using vi at all. It w
by lottin 12y ago
It's true. It made me develop an automatic reflex to hit the Esc key every time after inserting a couple of characters, even when I wasn't using vi at all. It was pretty annoying. Imagine typing a document in Word and pressing Esc constantly. Fortunately I switched to Emacs and the reflex went away.
- MarcScott 12y agoBut don't you find yourself hitting C-a to go to the beginning of a line and then insert a line break, then inadvertently deleting everything on the page. As an Emacs user, I do this all the time.
- sodifoiu 12y agoOne nice thing about OSX is that some emacs movements work in most programs. C-a, C-e, C-n, C-p, C-k, C-y (kill yank not quite the same) Edit: C-f and C-b too Edit 2: Just checked and word is not one of these programs :(
- sea6ear 12y agoHere's a link to add Emacs keybindings to Word on Mac OS X. Hopefully it's still accurate. http://emacsblog.org/2007/02/18/emacs-key-bindings-in-ms-word/ http://emacsblog.org/2007/02/18/emacs-key-bindings-in-ms-wor...