On 13-Jul-09 15:04, Roald wrote:
> I'm using vim for about half a year now, so no expert yet. I like the
> modal idea, and not needing to do control-anything all the time. But I
> also think this could be taken further. For example: switching between
> windows now requires C-w j etcetera - not so convenient, especially
> not on my macbook keyboard. I would like to be able to add an extra
> mode for browsing through files (switching windows, buffers and
> scrolling). But modes seem to be hard-coded in vim.
>
> Questions: can I add modes? If not: is there a good reason for that?
> If not: is there any chance of it being implemented?
The default window navigation commands are a bit tedious, I mapped CTRL-JKHL to
go to the window in that direction:
nnoremap <C-j> <C-w>j
etc.
If CTRL isn't placed convenient, you can also use ALT/META.
-- regards, ingo
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