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Re: "Configuration tricks, tips, etc."

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J-K combination for <ESC>

I use it on all installations: it is much faster to jk than move my pinky off the typing position to ESC...

iremap jk <Esc>

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2023-07-04 ยท 3 weeks ago

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๐Ÿฆ Arkaeriit

Use \c before a regex to make it case insensitive and use \v to make special characters such as ( or | not need an escape. I personally mapped <C-F> to /\c\v to make it do a powerfull and easy seach.

๐Ÿฆ Arkaeriit

If your Vim is compiled with support for use in a GTK window or something like that, you can use the register " to access the system clipboard. Binding <C-C> and <C-V> to access this register is quite nice.

๐Ÿ Addison

I always remap my CapsLock key to function as Escape. Much more convenient.

2023-07-05 ยท 2 weeks ago

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@Addison: I am in the habit of swapping CapsLock and Ctrl, from my Emacs days. jk is a pretty good compromise, although I can see that getting out of insert mode is needed much more often than some ctrl combo...

๐Ÿ”ญ TheSpoonCarver

I'm trying to weed myself off of the plugins like easymotion that allow you to jump to any character on screen in just a few taps. Instead, I've been trying to use search offsets more, so /foo/1 goes to the line after foo, or /foo/e+5 goes to 5 characters to the right of foo

2023-07-06 ยท 2 weeks ago

๐Ÿฆ Arkaeriit

@TheSpoonCarver Thanks for the tip. I didn't knew such a feature existed. I will check it out.

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Configuration tricks, tips, etc.

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