Re:The problem with vim
by cieplok on Wednesday August 21, 2013 @04:50AM
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On the other hand VsVim for Visual Studio (https://github.com/jaredpar/VsVim/) is pretty good done and have many of the full Vim functionalities. I use it on daily basis and it feels almost as full Vim.
It lacks in support for plugins and many fancy settings but provides all the movements and register operations I use regularly in full Vim.
What is important it is fully open sourced and its maintainer makes pretty good job by implementing most of issues and accepting many pull requests. It is still updated and getting constantly better.
Many thanks to Jared Parsons for developing this plugin.
Re:The problem with vim
by qu4z-2 on Thursday August 22, 2013 @01:35AM
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It's pretty excellent, but it has the same issue as any other vim-emulator. It's missing some keybindings that break my concentration. In VsVim's case specifically "cit"
It lacks in support for plugins and many fancy settings but provides all the movements and register operations I use regularly in full Vim.
What is important it is fully open sourced and its maintainer makes pretty good job by implementing most of issues and accepting many pull requests. It is still updated and getting constantly better.
Many thanks to Jared Parsons for developing this plugin.