On Jan 26, 2013, at 7:13 AM, Stuart Jansen wrote:
> I would argue that true vim enlightenment is not achieved until you're
> rarely using hjkl for movement. Instead search to move (/ or ? followed
> by n or N) then take bigger steps using non-character-based movement. By
> that I mean mostly: wb0^% but if you're editing prose it can also be
> handy to use: (){}. And that just the basics, I still haven't trained
> myself to use awesome movement commands like %.
I am a huge fan of % movement, which I use for languages that make heavy use of
braces and parens, presently JavaScript. But then I started writing Python code
full time. Now I'm stuck. I suspect Ruby poses the same problem for Vimmers.
Help us, Vim masters of the world: How to jump to the end of a Python block?
--Dave
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