Friends who often use vim know its power, and I think its biggest advantage is that it frees your right hand and makes the mouse a burden, but its learning curve is quite steep.
Although I often use Linux systems, I still occasionally slow down my appetite due to the situation. When using VS, I often unconsciously come up with a string of ESC+shift+colon+w (confused, which led to the idea of adding vim features to VS. I found that Microsoft has already launched this kind of plugin, link: https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/59ca71b3-a4a3-46ca-8fe1-0e90e3f79329
After downloading, double-click to install:
Installation completed, closed.
Please close the VS program and then open it again, and you will see a series of prompts above the edit box:
Because there is a conflict between the shortcut keys of VIM and vs, it needs to be adjusted (if you accidentally click close, it is in Tools->Options->vsVIM)
Adjust keyboard(include ALL Scope->Handle all with vsVIM):
Then VS can be used like VIM, but it seems that some commands are not very easy to use, such as co, VS code under linux also has this problem, but the commands in the text, dd, gg are easy to use.
Plugin Download:
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Posted on 1/15/2018 1:43:02 PM
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