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Should work with Vim emulation #1
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Sorry that it's not working for you! I have a feeling that it might be hard to solve, as I don't see any capability of setting which VSCode extension has the priority of receiving keystrokes. In this case I'll look further into the API docs, and raise an issue against VSCode if I don't find anything. |
Thanks 👍 |
Ref issue microsoft/vscode#13441 |
I too use vs code vim plugin and just found about this, would really love to give it a try if it worked. |
Just FYI, they pushed the needed changes in VSCode to allow this to their 2000+ backlog items. So if anyone wants to see this working anytime soon they should fix it through the issue and PR it. I am helping VSCode in another front so I hope someone picks this up. |
Anyone know enough to use the changes mentioned by @nmaxcom ? |
Bump |
bump bump |
Bumpety bump. If someone reading this knows enough to fix this but don't have the time to shepherd the fix all the way through to release, would you be willing to at least help illuminate a not-too-steep path on the learning curve so that one of us n00bs can take a stab at it? |
Use MetaGO it works with vim, would rather use Jumpy but its still broken with vim |
Use builded in vim easymotion https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vscodevim.vim#user-content-vim-easymotion |
@MilkyHearts I got around to releasing Jumpy2. Supports vim. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DavidLGoldberg.jumpy2 |
This should be fixed by following this comment, if you're interested, Jump is another alternative. |
I was using
vscodevim
vim emulation, and Jumpy doesn't work with it. The command forjumpy-word
correctly opens the decorators, but pressing the two-letter code will send commands to vim, and not to jumpy at all, no matter what mode I am in vim.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: