Hi all, on the one hand I welcome the new commands evil-shift-right-line (C-t) and evil-shift-left-line (C-d) in insert mode, as this has been one of the features I had always missed in evil. And it is good that evil-shift-right-line is bound to C-t instead of C-i as in vim, as C-i does other useful things in Emacs. However, one of my most frequently used Emacs functions in insert mode has so far been transpose-chars, which is what Emacs binds to C-t. (Transposing two characters in vim is a PITA; you'd have to do "_xp in command mode.) So I came up with the following for my .emacs: (defadvice evil-shift-right-line (around evil activate) "call transpose-chars if universal argument given" (if (equal current-prefix-arg '(4)) (transpose-chars 1) ad-do-it)) This gives me transpose-chars with C-u C-t, and evil-shift-right-line with C-t. The only drawback is that it unconditionally calls transpose-chars with an argument of 1, but so far I have never used it with different arguments anyway. Suggestions for improving this are welcome. Cheers, Christoph -- Christoph Lange, http://www.facebook.com/ch.lange, Skype duke4701