When using the editor in Vim mode, pressing the Insert key while in vim mode changes the cursor from a line to a block and the editor enters replace mode. There are two issues:
Pressing the Insert key again does not exit replace mode
After pressing Escape to go to normal mode, and pressing i to enter insert mode, the cursor no longer changes into a line but stays as a block, but this seems to be a visual bug
Game version: Bitburner v2.6.1 (e8a825829)
Reproduction steps:
These steps assume that the cursor style in editor settings is set to "line"
Enter vim test.txt in the terminal (exact filename does not matter)
Press i to enter insert mode
Type some text such as the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
Go to the start of the line with the Home key or arrow keys or some other method
Press the Insert key
Type some text such as aaa. This will replace the text as expected.
Press Insert again
Type some more text. The text will continue to be replaced. This is the first issue.
Press Escape to enter normal mode
Press i to enter insert mode again. The cursor remains as a block instead of switching to a line. This is the second issue.
When using the editor in Vim mode, pressing the
Insertkey while in vim mode changes the cursor from a line to a block and the editor enters replace mode. There are two issues:Insertkey again does not exit replace modeEscapeto go to normal mode, and pressingito enter insert mode, the cursor no longer changes into a line but stays as a block, but this seems to be a visual bugGame version: Bitburner v2.6.1 (e8a825829)
Reproduction steps:
These steps assume that the cursor style in editor settings is set to "line"
vim test.txtin the terminal (exact filename does not matter)ito enter insert modethe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogHomekey or arrow keys or some other methodInsertkeyaaa. This will replace the text as expected.InsertagainEscapeto enter normal modeito enter insert mode again. The cursor remains as a block instead of switching to a line. This is the second issue.