" Unbind the cursor keys in insert, normal and visual modes. for prefix in ['i', 'n', 'v'] for key in ['<Up>', '<Down>', '<Left>', '<Right>'] exe prefix . "noremap " . key . " <Nop>" endfor endfor
" Unbind the cursor keys in insert, normal and visual modes. for prefix in ['i', 'n', 'v'] for key in ['<Up>', '<Down>', '<Left>', '<Right>'] exe prefix . "noremap " . key . " <Nop>" endfor endfor
Why? The cursor keys work and are a lot more intuitive. Why unlearn a habit? If you'll answer "less motion for your hands" I suggest you assess your use of the keyboard and whether moving the hand a bit more is actually bad...
Just the scripts I was looking for! Time to kick an old, uneffective habit.
For me, using the arrowkeys, actually slows me down a lot. That is why, I am going to use this script.
Using Vim's other ways of movement, to put the cursor where you need it, seems way faster for me. Just a matter of remembering to use them,
Hi chris, I've checked your twitter account and You've written there that you are also working Python and Django.
My questions is that, are u using python and django development in VIM ? If you do so, please can u post your vim configurations for python and django development