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In Alacritty, I can enter Vi Mode using Control-Shift Space. I can then move the cursor freely to make a region and copy it.
Is this possible with Terminology?
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- [x] `daw` `caw`: Delete a word at the cursor
- [x] `C-o` (and `C-i`) to move backward (forward) to the previous cursor position. (Vim's jumplist)
- [x] `q`: Keyboard macro
- [x] `I` and `A` in re…
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I've been toying with ways to add vi-style editing support to the editor. To reduce duplication of work I've focused on re-using as much as possible from the vim-spyder plugin for Spyder. I've gotten …
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In Vi,
> "cw" and "cW" are treated like "ce" and "cE" if the cursor is on a non-blank. This is because "cw" is interpreted as change-word, and a word does not include the following white space.
> -- …
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I'm looking for a GNU readline alternative, mostly to make sure https://www.oilshell.org/ doesn't become too tied to that interface (which is very hairy).
https://github.com/oilshell/oil/issues/460…
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This would seriously up the line count, but I'm also an addict that can't get enough of vi/vim.
Some knowledge of modes, with support for Esc, i, h, l, j & k are the minimal requirements.
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## General information
Please report the following information as possible as you can:
- Terminal program: Konsole (xterm-256color)
- Operating system: Linux (6.4.9-arch1-1-g14 #1 …
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This can be implemented by making separate modes: for instance, pressing `d` enters "command/delete" mode.
xiaq updated
3 months ago
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### Related problem
Many vim bindings don't work. I come from fish where setting vi mode enables most of the necessary vim shortcuts but seems like `Shift+c` & `Shift+s` don't work. I'm not sure what…