Comment by 🐐 satch

Re: "Always off by 1! Is it me?"

In: s/vim

It would be pretty easy to make it the choice of the user whether to have the inconsistency be at the end of the line or the beginning of the line.

That way people who are bothered by the behavior could add something simple to their init script and problem solved.

That being said, it’s pretty easy to get used to - especially if you make frequent use of β€˜A’.

🐐 satch

2024-11-01 Β· 2 years ago

2 Later Comments ↓

πŸš€ stack [OP/mod] Β· 2024-11-01 at 16:28:

OK, I will make it a goal to find the bindings that actually do what I want and get used to them.

@arma - yes! Before Vim I spent almost a decade or so with Emacs and Common Lisp, and my hands are a wreck.

🦊 fiore · 2024-11-09 at 19:00:

happens to me as well!

Original Post

πŸŒ’ s/vim

πŸš€ stack: [mod]

Always off by 1! Is it me? β€” I love vim, but perhaps I am using it wrong! Whenever I do just about anything, I am pretty much always off by one character. In the simplest case, if I enter the instert mode and exit it, I am no longer on the same character! If I do it repeatedly, the cursor will crawl backwards. Whenever I yank and paste, I invariably wind up one character past where I wanted to paste. I thought I would get used to it eventually, but it's now been years and I am constantly '...

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