I didn't think that kind of joke would ever :q
I didn't think that kind of joke would ever :q
:q!
Oh F it. I’ll just reboot.
I just buy a new computer
:wq
Open another terminal killall vim
I quit by unplugging the machine.
How JSON was born
So true- I was talking to someone about vim the other day and wanted to tell them the keybinding for something I use daily, but had no idea what it was without a keyboard there for reference.
JSON is the worst name to use in this comic since it fits right in there.
I like my arrays iterable, that’s all I need to know. No matter if the index is 0, 1, 'foo', or a serialized array (oh wait, no, that’s PHP).
That's not an array, that's a string.
Someone is converting an array to a string and is using that as key.
A lot of languages could do it, and none of them should.
I love Lua. Can I do anything useful with it?
I don't know a language. Some sort of decision freeze. I've tried Lua, C#, Linux BASH, and Java. I went from learning C# to homelabbing proxmox. I have more success learning IT stuff.
Also I haven't used Vim or Emacs, but I used to rebind ALL of my keys in every game I played. I deeply love keybinding and using the keyboard rather than the mouse.
"How are you doing this?"
"Yes"
At times, I've also juggled (in addition to vim and tmux) hotkeys for my current tiling WM of choice and extra hotkeys to swap between machines via barrier. I'm not sure how I'm able remember what I had for breakfast, much less someone's name.
You may enjoy Vim Adventures to get some context - and it's pretty fun. It teaches the wild and powerful keybindings for the Vim text editor, but in the form of an online typing game.
Vim Adventures is cool, but you can't get very far into it without a subscription. PacVim is free and also effective at teaching some Vim commands.
That's awesome! Thanks!
Speaking of, can anyone recommend an AutoHotKey alternative for Linux on Wayland?
Thank you!
I juat use Plasma's custom shortcuts, works really well.
I laughed way too hard at this 😂
My point was that Vim has motions and operations. So there's really no "keybindings" as such. But am considering keybindings to be combination of Meta, Alt, Ctrl keys with something and Emacs has a lot of those. Not sure about the self-documenting part as I've never extensively used it. Perhaps I should have chosen Eclipse as an example.
There's just not a lot of content lol
M-% vim RET emacs RET
I felt a pang of regret in reading this - about the grain of truth for it in my life.
I've filed that pang of regret in an appropriate text file for consideration later.
unfortunately no Jason mode :p
It's only like that when you've learned them recently. Now I need to learn Rust. You also have to remember a ton of shortcuts in many GUI editors.
That's why i like command pallets. Just fuzzy search the command, and if you do the action a lot bind a key combination.
I don't understand why you hate seeing the same meme twice. Also I don't think I ever saw it on lemmy. I don't think it's a meme that's reposted all over, because I haven't seen it on Reddit either and only saw it for the first time when specifically searching for vim memes. If I see a meme more than once and it's a good meme, I enjoy it. Why do you not do the same?
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Not a don't know how to exit vim joke? Refreshing!
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