> The "official" Vim bindings for the keys you want to map are: > Ctrl-x : Decrement the number under the cursor > Ctrl-c : Interrupt current search command > Ctrl-v : Start visual mode (blockwise) > > If you want to create custom mappings for these then create a sibling > "@keys My bindings" node below the "@keys Vim bindings" node in your > myLeoSettings.leo file and define your custom bindings in it's body. > Your key bindings should replace any previously defined bindings for > the keys. Let me know if you have a problem.
Thanks for the info, I'll definitely use it, however .... When not using Leo, I use vim (actually gvim), i.e. a lot. I do not claim to be expert in vim modes, just a practical user, and at least on windows I can always select text with the mouse or shift-arrows in command or insert modes, and then use the windows convention of ctrl-x,c,v. I have not modified my vim settings, and I think it would be very convenient if Leo would behave the same as is. Indeed, for myself, I can modify the bindings. Gil
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