Once again, I am looking at Emacs with puppy-dog eyes.
And the worst part is: I know where this is going. I'll try using it for couple of weeks until, in a fit of rage, I will Ctrl-X Ctrl-C out of it and go back to vim in disgust.
Once again, I am looking at Emacs with puppy-dog eyes.
And the worst part is: I know where this is going. I'll try using it for couple of weeks until, in a fit of rage, I will Ctrl-X Ctrl-C out of it and go back to vim in disgust.
@ParadeGrotesque Have you played with Helix Editor at all? It’s the only modal edits I’ve stuck with.
I am not sure I understand your question.
Vim (or vi) has only two modes: insert text or command.
You start in command mode and press 'i´ (insert) to start inserting text.
When you are done, press escape and you go back to command mode.
When in command mode, you use simple, one letter commands to manipulate text or ':' command for more complex operations.
In command mode, vi (or vim) behaves almost like a programming language: you can combine one-letter commands.
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@ParadeGrotesque @aral Like how do you add text, move around, add more text, do some power move text deletion or transformation, then add some more text? That is easly 6 modes or am I missing something?
@ParadeGrotesque @aral Vim is good, but how is chaging modes when editing text?
Took a long hard look at it.
Went back to vim.
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