Oleh <ohwoeo...@gmail.com> writes: > It's inspired by vi, so your task is handled by "cwd" (change word > DONE). Other stuff works as well, such as "cw[tnc]" for (change word > [TODO NEXT CANCELLED]). > > Similarly: > "cp" is change property, > "dp" is delete property, > "p" is move to property, > "ct" is change tag, > "hjkl" - navigate left/down/up/right > "d2j" - delete two headings down > "d3k" - delete three headings up > "yj" - copy one heading down to kill ring > "3i" - change view to summary level 3. > "wn" - make "jk" move only by NEXT keywords. > "c" - make "hjkl" behave like Meta+arrows > "cf" - make "hjkl" behave like Shift+Meta+arrows > "cs" - make "hjkl" behave line Shift+arrows > "q" - return from the four modes above
Wow, this is kinda crazy, but good to know people are crazy about Org! (Many vimers I know use neat tricks to display Org tables in vim buffers...) -- Bastien
