I'm using the latest version from the wiki, with a recent emacs-snapshot (emacs 23 from CVS via http://emacs.orebokech.com/) and gnome-terminal. (But I tried just it with xterm as well, with the same results.) I'm not sure what "the multi file setup" refers to, but I'm not doing anything special in my .emacs: just (setq viper-mode t) ; enable Viper at load time (setq viper-ex-style-editing nil) ; can backspace past start of insert / line (require 'viper) ; load Viper (setq vimpulse-experimental nil) ; don't load bleeding edge code (see 6. installation instruction) (require 'vimpulse) ; load Vimpulse (setq woman-use-own-frame nil) ; don't create new frame for manpages (setq woman-use-topic-at-point t) ; don't prompt upon K key (manpage display) (require 'redo) ; enables C-r (redo key) (require 'rect-mark) ; enables nice-looking block visual mode Best, John +++ Alessandro Piras [Jul 29 09 17:00 ]:
Hi John, It actually works for me. I tried it in xterm, konsole, konsole+screen. Are you using the latest version (downloaded from emacs wiki) or using the multi file setup? Of course I don't think it's important at all, as the code is the same. Just wondering which version :) Also, which emulator are you using? Cheers, Alessandro
2009/7/29 John MacFarlane <[email protected]>:
I just discovered vimpulse and was very happy to find it! Thank you.
One oddity:
Visual selecting (with v or Ctrl-v) doesn't seem to work when I run emacs in a terminal with 'emacs -nw'. For example, in normal mode I can hit vllld and nothing will be deleted. Visual selecting works fine when I run emacs in its own window. Why would this be? Is there any way to get vimpulse working fully in terminal mode emacs?
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John
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