> enjoying macvim, and its great for block editing. Welcome aboard. :)
> but does anyone have a mapping file for normal mac-like motion in > insert mode? I am sorry, I do not have them, but I do not understand why you should need it. The great magic about [Mac]Vim is that you do not need anymore to move your hand to the arrows or anything else. Just use Movements/Selection keys and you will be so much faster then alt+shift+(log movement of the right hand)+left arrow Really, give it a try. > opt-left = move a word to left b > shift-opt-left = select a word to left vb > cmd-opt-left = go to beginning of line 0 (or ^ to the first not blank character of a line!) > opt-delete = delete a word d[a]w (D-elete [A ]W-ord) > flipping to command-mode for each word motion is kinda tediious Really, it will take you no more then a week to be completely addicted to it (I often find myself typing Vim Movement keys in "Pages/TextMate/ etc." :D ) > btw these start/end of line emacs style keys are indispensable, it > would just be great if they worked on the vi command mode as well as > in the editor. hitting :e and editing a path, theres no easy way to > just edit the command > imap <C-a> <Esc>0i I (uppercase i) > imap <C-e> <Esc>$a A (uppercase a) -- You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
