Eh, I used ViEmu for a few years which is supposed to be better? It had problems with ctr-i/ctrl-o and switching tabs and some other stuff stuff as well.
What do you mean by "n"? Moving to the next position in a search? You can structure a macro to end with going to the position of next edit. Then you can hit 100@@ or whatever and do all of the edits in one go.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6579149
Learning muscle memory for nonstandard mappings is a bad idea. I used "jk" as an escape for a long time. It's nicer than using esc, but no other program that has vim emulation supports mappings like that. Also, you can…
I feel like this has been posted 100 times on here and /r/programming. Anyways, if you don't know vim, I wouldn't waste your time learning. It is a better way of editing text than chord based editors, but ide's are much…
Eh, I used ViEmu for a few years which is supposed to be better? It had problems with ctr-i/ctrl-o and switching tabs and some other stuff stuff as well.
What do you mean by "n"? Moving to the next position in a search? You can structure a macro to end with going to the position of next edit. Then you can hit 100@@ or whatever and do all of the edits in one go.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6579149
Learning muscle memory for nonstandard mappings is a bad idea. I used "jk" as an escape for a long time. It's nicer than using esc, but no other program that has vim emulation supports mappings like that. Also, you can…
I feel like this has been posted 100 times on here and /r/programming. Anyways, if you don't know vim, I wouldn't waste your time learning. It is a better way of editing text than chord based editors, but ide's are much…