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Hi,
I just bought a copy of ViEmu and im really happy with it. I noticed tho a difference from regular vim which is a bit annoying.
One thing that I use quite often. is to:
:%s/<ctrl-r w>/foo/s
what ctrl-r w does is that it copies the current word the cursor is placed on and its a really useful feature when you want to replace long words.
Right now ViEmu seems to copy the whole line or something like that instead of the current word.
Cheers!
Hello,
Thanks for the feedback. Indeed, ctrl-r ctrl-w is not implemented (I guess you mean that, as 'ctrl-r w' just retrieves the contents of the 'w' register). By default, ViEmu pulls in the contents of the default register if the second keypress is not a register name (a-z).
I will take note of this to implement in one of the next revisions of ViEmu.
Thanks,
- Jon
Hi again,
You are right. I meant ctrl-r w so the topic was a bit misleading but its great to hear that it will be implemented in one of the next revisions.
Cheers!
Good, thanks. It will take a bit of time, as I'm now finishing some stuff with Codekana, but the next step after this codekana-work-burst is catching up with ViEmu issues and preparing new builds.
Regards,
- Jon
Count me in to those who want this feature.
I'll take this into account. Thanks for the feedback, it always helps!
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