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':!' doesn't repeat last command-mode command
by York Zhao 03 Apr '11

03 Apr '11

Hi Vegard, ':!' has the same issue as '@:'. Thanks, York

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'@:' doesn't repeat last command-mode command
by York Zhao 03 Apr '11

03 Apr '11

Hi Vegard, I found another bug, after running another external command, e.g., :!ls, hit '@:'is supposed to repeat that shell command 'ls' but it doesn't. Thanks, York

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BUG - Unable to disable vim mode in INFO mode
by York Zhao 03 Apr '11

03 Apr '11

Hi there, First of all, I just started using VI in emacs and found the vimpulse to be fantastic, thanks everybody who has contributed to this wonderful tool. I believe combining emacs and vim is the king. However, I'm having huge difficulty with INFO mode now. I don't think vim mode should be in effect at all while in INFO mode because INFO mode is not supposed to be editable. But, most importantly, in INFO mode, pressing C-z should be able to turn off the vim mode and this doesn't work. This has made me unable to navigate in INFO mode, e.g., when I press 'l', I want to go back to the previous page but 'l' is still being handled by vim mode which moves the cursor to right, keep in mind that this is so even when in 'E' mode. Thanks, York

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parsing search/replace regex to support function calls
by Justin Zhu 25 Mar '11

25 Mar '11

Currently, this command :s/.*/\,(upcase \&) it complains with: ex-substitute: Invalid use of `\' in replacement text Ideally the behavior should copy that of replace-regexp, which calls upcase on the provided parameter. Is this problem in the domain of vimpulse? Thanks, Justin

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]_ viper commands broken? \ maps to viper-escape-to-emacs
by Justin Zhu 24 Mar '11

24 Mar '11

The viper command ]] should go to the next heading as defined here: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/viper.html#Move-Commands. However, it is undefined as is ]<a-z> to show contents of a register. There is the vimpulse \" command instead but \ binds to viper-escape-to-emacs for me. The ] behavior is caused by: (define-key viper-vi-basic-map "]" nil) ; delete `viper-ket-function' binding Not a big deal but would be nice for analogues to exist for the missing commands. -- [<a-z> to show contents of a text marker always complains with: "Text marker doesn't point anywhere". Not sure if its caused by vimpulse. -- I have an issue with macros where RET is not recorded. I have RET bound to comment-indent-new-line which I though was the problem. So I instead tried binding RET to vimpulse-autoindent, which does not produce a newline on RET as I'd expect. -- On a side note, I would add to vimpulse-window-map: (define-key map "=" 'balance-windows) as thats the behavior in vim Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks, Justin

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Mapping ESC in minibuffer normal mode to keyboard-quit and autoindent woes
by Justin Zhu 14 Mar '11

14 Mar '11

I like to have ESC behave like C-g in normal mode in the minibuffer, I've tried to no avail: (vimpulse-map (kbd "ESC") 'keyboard-quit) (define-key viper-minibuffer-map (kbd "ESC") 'keyboard-quit) Another issue is vimpulse messing with comment indenting. I have RET bound to comment-indent-new-line so that in a comment, pressing enter inserts a comment prefix. However, with vimpulse on, it inserts an extra tab to the new line. Eg. Initially in insert mode, cursor at | //| RET // //| RET // // //| RET // // // //| .. Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Vimpulse and vim-mode
by Frank Fischer 03 Mar '11

03 Mar '11

Hi, my name is Frank Fischer and I'm the maintainer of vim-mode, another package providing ViM-like key bindings for Emacs. I'm following the development of Vimpulse, too, and it seems to me that Vimpulse tries to drop its Viper-connections in the next releases. Well, not relying on Viper with its hard-coded commands was the main reason for me to start vim-mode about two years ago. Now vim-mode is quite advanced since then, all based around a relatively small core and a lot of commands and motions, freely configurable and so on. It has all I need in may daily workflow, but this does not mean it's complete or perfect or whatever. Because Vimpulse and vim-mode both seem to have the same goal or very similar goals, providing more of Vim's features, and somehow replacing the old viper-code by more structured core, the natural question arises if we should try to join both projects to a common one. I think both projects currently have their strengths and weaknesses and certainly both of us learned a lot about the difficulties when trying to make Emacs behave more like Vim, and sharing this experience may be a good idea. So, what do you think? Bye, Frank Fischer

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by Varga István 26 Feb '11

26 Feb '11

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Re: Vimpulse: Vim's insert char below/above cursor
by Vegard Øye 20 Feb '11

20 Feb '11

On 2011-02-19 15:37, Sébastien Rocca-Serra wrote: > I just wrote a small function to emulate Vim’s i_CTRL_E and > i_CTRL_Y. Please feel free to use it, change the names, or not use > it. The code is here: http://gist.github.com/834957 Thanks for your contribution. I'm forwarding this to the mailing list, as Štěpán Němec sent me some similar code recently, which also deals with tabs and control characters. It's added in commit 853ba91. I wonder about the prefix argument, though. Currently, it specifies the number of lines to move forward or backward, like in your implementation. Wouldn't it make better sense to specify the number of characters to copy? I don't see myself typing "C-3 C-e C-3 C-e" to copy text character by character from three lines ahead, but I might do "C-5 C-e" to get a chunk of characters at once. What do you think? -- Vegard

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after precompilation some features not working
by dfr 12 Feb '11

12 Feb '11

Hello, i recently precompiled all *.el files in emacs.d for faster startup and emaces now really starts faster, but vimpulse lost sofe features. Fore example visual selection, when tapping "v" i got error: Invalid function: vimpulse-visual-before I guess this is beacuse it is not a function, but macro. Does it mean, that precompiling is not an option for vimpulse ?

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