Hello, I have what might be a stupid question, but forgive me, I have only two month of vim practice (10 years emacs): how do I enter window-state? I read the whole evil-maps.el and couldn’t find the propper mapping. Is it with C-W? Using window-mode will free four f-keys that I remapped to split, unsplit and toggle windows, and they will be free for other shortcuts (f3 for escape states, f4 for C-c C-c in auctex and so on… Another question: what should I do to donate for evil project? Damien Thiriet Une messagerie gratuite, garantie à vie et des services en plus, ça vous tente ? Je crée ma boîte mail www.laposte.net
On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 11:26:25AM +0200, damien.thiriet77 wrote:
Hello,
I have what might be a stupid question, but forgive me, I have only two month of vim practice (10 years emacs): how do I enter window-state? I read the whole evil-maps.el and couldn’t find the propper mapping. Is it with C-W? Using window-mode will free four f-keys that I remapped to split, unsplit and toggle windows, and they will be free for other shortcuts (f3 for escape states, f4 for C-c C-c in auctex and so on…
All window commands are available in evil-window-map which is bound (in normal-state) to C-w. So if you bind, say, f3 to 'window-split in evil-window-map then C-w f3 in normal-state will call 'window-split. Note that there is no real window-state in the same sense as there is normal-state, visual-state or insert-state. The key-bindings in evil-window-map are just stored under the prefix C-w.
Another question: what should I do to donate for evil project?
The most helpful things are bug reports, feature requests and so on. Frank
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