Text UI != CLI. I still remember the vim movement commands from some game I played years ago when I tried to learn it. It's a nice way to learn. Reminds me of "typing games" that used to exist.
A CLI game to learn Vim
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Re: A CLI game to learn Vim
#12Somebody please make 'PacMan - a text-mode game to learn Man commands'.
Re: A CLI game to learn Vim
#13Or try kakoune, a more discoverable and ergonomic rewrite of vim.
Re: A CLI game to learn Vim
#14I always just see : Press enter to play => You win the game!
Without anything inbetween, and it jumps straight to the next level.
Re: A CLI game to learn Vim
#15Doesn't work for me at all on Arch. I always just see : Press enter to play => You win the game! Without anything inbetween, and it jumps straight to the next level.
Re: A CLI game to learn Vim
#16would be awesome to just: docker run -it --rm pacvim I'll probably build it tonight if nobody else does (please comment here so we don't duplicate work)
https://gist.github.com/allanlw/64aaa1ed1b24fa3eb833da7940b3...
Dockerfile style/feedback appreciated, although this is really quite terse
Re: A CLI game to learn Vim
#17Doesn't work for me at all on Arch. I always just see : Press enter to play => You win the game! Without anything inbetween, and it jumps straight to the next level.
Did you install from the AUR? It works fine for me.
I tried to manually build from source before.
Re: A CLI game to learn Vim
#18"To quit, press ESC or q." They fail to teach you the most important command of VIM.
Re: A CLI game to learn Vim
#19would be awesome to just: docker run -it --rm pacvim I'll probably build it tonight if nobody else does (please comment here so we don't duplicate work)
I've been practicing making Dockerfiles for things so I figured I'd do this one too. https://gist.github.com/allanlw/64aaa1ed1b24fa3eb833da7940b3... Dockerfile style/feedback appreciated, although this is really quite terse
https://gist.github.com/tlrobinson/f64d80b872338a878d14601ed...
Re: A CLI game to learn Vim
#20Text UI != CLI. I still remember the vim movement commands from some game I played years ago when I tried to learn it. It's a nice way to learn. Reminds me of "typing games" that used to exist.
The classic key bindings for rougelikes were vi key bindings. So rogue, hack, nethack, moria... Newer games of the genera typically still allow the classic bindings, but not as easily supported.