vim-easymotion (https://github.com/easymotion/vim-easymotion) was one of my favorite plugin for long time. I recently, started using dotvim2. I am really appreciate you hardwork related to dotvim2. Most of the things work out of the box.
However, vim-easymotion doesn't work out of box. Since, it takes as it's primary keybinding.
Here is a workaround for it.
Edit ~/.vim/vimrc.plugins.
Add following lines at end of the file
call dein#add('easymotion/vim-easymotion')
" ,j is the prefix for easy motion
map <Leader>j <Plug>(easymotion-prefix)
Note: <leader>j is the prefix, instead of <leader><leader>. So, <leader><leader>w will translated to <leader>jw. Assuming leader key is ,, then you will be typing ,jw instead of ,,w. Similarly, you can use ,jk,,jj etc.
vim-easymotion (https://github.com/easymotion/vim-easymotion) was one of my favorite plugin for long time. I recently, started using dotvim2. I am really appreciate you hardwork related to dotvim2. Most of the things work out of the box.
However, vim-easymotion doesn't work out of box. Since, it takes as it's primary keybinding.
Here is a workaround for it. Edit
~/.vim/vimrc.plugins
. Add following lines at end of the fileNote:
<leader>j
is the prefix, instead of<leader><leader>
. So,<leader><leader>w
will translated to<leader>jw
. Assuming leader key is,
, then you will be typing,jw
instead of,,w
. Similarly, you can use,jk
,,jj
etc.