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vim-mode improved
https://atom.io/packages/vim-mode-plus
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Support indent/outdent in insert mode (^T/^D) #1081

Open liujisi opened 6 years ago

liujisi commented 6 years ago
debug info ```json { "atom": "1.27.1", "platform": "darwin", "release": "17.5.0", "vmpVersion": "1.32.0", "vmpConfig": { "blackholeRegisteredOperators": [], "startInInsertModeScopes": [], "charactersToAddSpaceOnSurround": [], "highlightSearchExcludeScopes": [], "flashOnOperateBlacklist": [] } } ```

Vim supports indent/outdent in insert mode via Ctrl-T/Ctrl-D: despite of cursor position, indent or outdent the current line.

VMP doesn't seem to register ^T/^D in insert mode. Key-Binding-Resolver suggested core:transpose and core:delete were triggered.

Real use case: I have ^T/^D built in to muscle memory. without these two, I have to think, stop and then undo which breaks the workflow.

liujisi commented 6 years ago

Looks like I can manually edit the keybindings. The following configure would work:

'atom-text-editor.vim-mode-plus.insert-mode':
  'ctrl-t': 'editor:indent-selected-rows'
  'ctrl-d': 'editor:outdent-selected-rows'

It would still be good to have those default on.

t9md commented 6 years ago

What you did in above keymap setting is too my recommendation.

Although vmp is aiming to provide vim experience into Atom editor, I have been keeping away from touching insert-mode's keymap.

I want to keep Atom's default keymap intact.