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It feels like atom-vim-mode-plus is sometimes ignoring my escape keypress when I type fast. I think it is because escape is ignored if shift is held down. In Vim and in terminal vi , the escape key returns to command mode even if shift is held down. After 25 years of vi-ing, my brain is not capable of adjusting :)
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I have this problem every time I want to comment out a few lines of code by inserting a # at the start of the line.
#
I start with this:
fo[o] bar
I do: 0 , i , shift-down , # , escape , j , i , shift-down , # , escape , j .
0
i
shift-down
j
I expect to get this:
# foo # bar []
But if the shift-up happens after the escape then I get this:
shift-up
#ji#j[] foo bar
{ "atom" : " 1.53.0 " , "platform" : " darwin " , "release" : " 19.6.0 " , "vmpVersion" : " 1.36.4 " , "vmpConfig" : {} }
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FWIW @notinaboat I tried adding this to my atom/keymap.cson with some level of success.
'atom-text-editor': 'shift-escape': 'vim-mode-plus:activate-normal-mode' # Shift Escape to return to normal mode
You may need to reload the editor after applying these changes (I had to..)
Hope that helps :)
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