Thanks for the reply Vegard. I just pulled the latest and it does seem to fix my issue with windows shell mode. Regarding dired mode, I do see its in emacs state by default but i find it somewhat confusing for the fingers to go back and forth between j/k (other modes) and n/p (dired). Moreover, even if I go to the evil-normal-state I expect pressing enter or "o" would open the file but it just goes to the next line. I realize that its not supported but it comes naturally. On vim, I really like the NERDTREE shortcuts so replicating those is what comes to my mind. Thanks & Regards, Neeraj Sharma On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 3:05 PM, Vegard Øye <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2011-07-21 22:36 +0200, Neeraj Sharma wrote:
Thanks for the wonderful evil mode.
Thanks for your interest in Evil. Please note that Evil is under development and some features (e.g., Ex) are still missing. You can always get the latest updates with "git pull".
Shell-mode on windows: It blocks all the output text.
Fixed in commit 37c9490.
Bookmark and dired mode: On pressing enter the file does not open.
bookmark-bmenu-mode is fixed in commit 623bab7. Dired should be fixed already -- are you using the latest revision? Evil assigns Dired to Emacs state, so that by default, no vi bindings are active in a Dired buffer.[1] As Thomas points out, you can use "C-z" to toggle between Emacs state and Normal state.
[1] It is perfectly possible to add vi bindings to Dired mode, but it requires some thought with regard to the overlap between Dired and vi. Suggestions are welcome.
-- Vegard