Closed EdAllonby closed 1 year ago
Hi Ed!
Thanks for pointing this out. I had not realized this was the case, but testing it out now, it is happening to me as well. I hadn't realized because 9 times out of 10 I use "jk" to exit insert mode and barely use the ESC key. The fix seems suitable to me. I'll add it to the repo.
Ahh yes, now I remember the jk remap in your video. Thanks for the quick response, great!
Hi Josean, thanks for the great video series and repository. Using your setup, exploring nvim and tmux in more detail, and getting used the the keymaps is a fun experience :)
I noticed that when I'm in a tmux session, open up a file in neovim (
nvim .tmux.conf
for example), and then enter insert mode: When I hit the<esc>
key to exit from insert mode into normal mode there's a perceivable delay before it switches from insert->normal mode - maybe 500ms to a second? This only seems to happen when I use nvim within a tmux session. Outside of tmux the mode switch is instantaneous.A bit of searching around showed the following 'official' solution by adding the line
set -sg escape-time 10
to the .tmux.conf. This did seem to fix the<esc>
insert->normal delay in my case. However, because this is my first experience with tmux, I might just be hiding an issue rather than fixing it with this tweak - https://github.com/neovim/neovim/wiki/FAQ#esc-in-tmux-or-gnu-screen-is-delayed.A few questions, I suppose:
.tmux.conf
?Cheers! Ed