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I've been using {g}vi{m} for 20 years now, but just bought ST2. I like how this whole discussion revolves around finding keystrokes in ST2 that yield the conven
by Dunkirk 14y ago
I've been using {g}vi{m} for 20 years now, but just bought ST2. I like how this whole discussion revolves around finding keystrokes in ST2 that yield the convenience of doing things I took for granted in vim. Maybe I should just yield to the wisdom of the crowd, go back to VIM, forget about having a file explorer on the left side (NERDtree's wonkiness drove me to ST2), and learn to use Ctrl-P. It's what people keep suggesting to use in ST2.
- Lost_BiomedE 14y agoWhat functionality are you looking for? I usually use :new|n<directory> ,which is usually :new|n.
- tyrmored 14y ago:Vex
- kamechan 14y agoThere's a vim mode in st2. I'm not near my computer at the moment but IIRC it's in the preferences (classic mode I think it's called?). edit: back at my computer now. to put st2 into vim mode, just comment this line out in the default preferences: "ignored_packages": ["Vintage"]