Comment on Sublime Text 2 - 2126. Hot Exit, Code Folding, and more.Comments−hynek14yThis is really getting tempting! Before I procrastinate hours away by learning a new editor:Does ST2 have advanced editing features like vim's cit, ysaw( or ci'?I'd really love to switch a to modern editor with a scripting language I like. But I use the constructs above all the time and would dearly miss them.−jskinner14yVintage Mode supports cit, and ci' directly. For normal editing, there are equivalents like Expand Selection to Tag (Command+Shift+A / Ctrl+Shift+A)−hynek14yGreat!Is it possible to remap Esc to other keys? Most vim users use jj or jk instead of Esc and when in command mode space instead of :.−jskinner14yVintage Mode is implemented entirely via key bindings and a few plugins (which come as commented python source). Everything is customisable, there are some details at http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/vintage.html−hynek14yI couldn't help but send you money Sir. Please keep up the great work!−ConstantineXVI14yThink this build adds in ^-[ as an alias for Esc.
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This is really getting tempting! Before I procrastinate hours away by learning a new editor:
Does ST2 have advanced editing features like vim's cit, ysaw( or ci'?
I'd really love to switch a to modern editor with a scripting language I like. But I use the constructs above all the time and would dearly miss them.
Vintage Mode supports cit, and ci' directly. For normal editing, there are equivalents like Expand Selection to Tag (Command+Shift+A / Ctrl+Shift+A)
Great!
Is it possible to remap Esc to other keys? Most vim users use jj or jk instead of Esc and when in command mode space instead of :.
Vintage Mode is implemented entirely via key bindings and a few plugins (which come as commented python source). Everything is customisable, there are some details at http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/vintage.html
I couldn't help but send you money Sir. Please keep up the great work!
Think this build adds in ^-[ as an alias for Esc.