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Improved vi mode in zsh #1059
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well .. I have to say, that Luke's .zshrc is a bad example of ZSH's power, it's to minimal, doesn't even have completions installed or enabled xD regarding the vi-mode plugin, i found it flunky and abandoned using it |
one problem with the plugin is the delay when switching to normal mode and doing operations like dd and yy. according to an issue it still registers your keystrokes during the lag, but the sluggish feel it causes isn't worth being able to delete inside parenthesis imo. |
I don't have this problem (or at least I don't notice it). Are you using the last ZVM version ? |
yes |
@i-c-u-p Hi, do you think the lag is cause by the keystroke sequence described in this question? |
No; there's no lag when hitting ESC in neovim and I don't use tmux. |
Hey Luke ! Not really an issue, sorry about that.
Have you heard of the zsh-vi-mode plugin ? What do you think about it ? It supports more keybindings that the default vi mode built in zsh. The one I use most :
ci(
Maybe you chose not to use it because "it's too bloated" 😛 But I wanted to share it with you in case you missed it.
I saw you were using a ctrl+e binding to edit the command line in vim, I guess with this plugin you don't need that anymore.
yay -S zsh-vi-mode
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