"Edward L. Fox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写于 2007-06-04 10:38:30: > Hi Pan, > On 6/4/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > [...] > > When this is just a pain, why not just map ^A to your 1GVG<ctl-del> ? > > > > Well, personally I think the thing you should do is getting familiar > with Vi-like editing styles, not mapping Vim to adapter your existing > editing styles. This is just an example, since the "Gene Kwiecinski" feels selete all a pain. You may say he should not use "select-all", but it is very likely that the similar senaro occurs for other keystrokes. I had many other examples for that.
> but to me, combination keys with Ctrl is much more > difficult to press than combination keys with Shift only. Your mind may vary, but I feel no difference between press Shift, Alt and Ctrl. I feel better only when I don't have to press any "chord" keys like "ctrl,alt,shift" at all. So what I had do is: nnoremap ; : With this map, I will not have to press the "Shift+:" to enter command-mode, just the ";", and this saves me "thousands of keystrokes" and I can use vim at least 30% faster. You may say: "you should not use semicolon for entering command-mode, you should follow the vi-way to entering command-mode by shift-colon." But frankly speaking I don't think there's any sensible reason not using semicolon as the shortcut of entering command-mode. In this case, following the vi rule has no advantage and use shift-colon is solely inefficient. Everyone may have a completely different set of preferences on using vim, since vim is designed to be a fullly-cumstomizable editor, if the user-preferences such as .vimrc and plugins and color-schemes are not loaded, chances are that the re-invented vi-clone inside browser has few supporters. -- Sincerely, Pan, Shi Zhu. ext: 2606
