Xcode vim mode got me really excited, but it is just missing a few commands that I depend on:
. (repeat, this is crucial)
Ctrl+v (column/vertical select), and Shift+I (insert in all lines of a vertical select)
And to a lesser degree I also use these often:
Ctrl+a, Ctrl+x (increment, decrement)
:w (save because it's annoying to mentally switch between to Cmd+s)
:%s/<find_exp>/<replace_str>/g
Post
Replies
Boosts
Views
Activity
Xcode vim mode got me really excited, but it is just missing a few commands that I depend on:
. (repeat, this is crucial)
Ctrl+v (column/vertical select), and Shift+I (insert in all lines of a vertical select)
And to a lesser degree I also use these often:
Ctrl+a, Ctrl+x (increment, decrement)
:w (save because it's annoying to mentally switch between to Cmd+s)
:%s/<find_exp>/<replace_str>/g
Xcode vim mode got me really excited when I discovered, but it is just missing a few commands that I depend on:
. (repeat, this is crucial)
Ctrl+v (column/vertical select), and Shift+I (insert in all lines of a vertical select)
And to a lesser degree I also use these often:
Ctrl+a, Ctrl+x (increment, decrement)
:w (save because it's annoying to mentally switch between to Cmd+s)
:%s/<find_exp>/<replace_str>/g
Old post but FWIW, I came across this warning in C++, when doing include of vk_mem_alloc.h, and got rid of it with a pragma:
#pragma clang diagnostic push
#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wnullability-completeness"
#include "vk_mem_alloc.h"
#pragma clang diagnostic pop