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Somehow online vi clones never bother with implementing ^[ (does the same as escape), which seriously impairs me. Is this impossible to implement?
This is implemented. It works for me in chrome
At least it works on chrome on osx. It didn't work when I tested it earlier in dev channel chrome on windows.
Too much vim in my browser at once. Vimium didn't like interacting with the window, and interpreted my typing with a back-button action.
Cool! You should add ctrl+c mapping to . Thats how I switch out of modes so that I don't move my left hand out of position.
Re map your caps lock to esc. How often do you use that stupid button anyways?
Here's what I really, really, want: $('textarea').vim()
"JSVim provides Vim in any textarea" http://ostatic.com/jsvim
Nice! Too much vim in my browser at once. Vimium didn't like interacting with the window, and interpreted my typing with a back-button action.
Cool. Emacs fans wanting their fix in the browser can checkout ymacs: http://www.ymacs.org/demo/
Cool. Emacs fans wanting their fix in the browser can checkout ymacs: http://www.ymacs.org/demo/
Dammit Chrome, Y U capture C-n ? :(.
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=33056
It's marked "WontFix" but I have it starred anyway.
Hmm, there's also the related issue 119881:
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=119881
It's marked "Assigned" so maybe there's still hope.
Here's what I really, really, want: $('textarea').vim()
You can get something similar to that with the Firefox vimperator plugin. Press ctrl-I in a textarea and a vim pops up. When you close it the text gets copied back. I use it a lot!
Nice! Too much vim in my browser at once. Vimium didn't like interacting with the window, and interpreted my typing with a back-button action.
Pentadactyl (Firefox) has a "Pass Through" mode (ctrl-z) for this reason.