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| README.vimode | ||
To enable the VI input mode, go to Settings → Configure Kate... → Editing →
VI Input Mode. It can also be toggled with the “VI Input Mode” setting in the
“Edit” menu (default shortcut key is Meta+Ctrl+V – where Meta usually is the
Windows key).
Vim incompatibilities:
1)
Kate: 'O' and 'o' opens [count] new lines and puts you in insert mode
Vim: 'O' and 'o' opens a new line and inserts text [count] times when
exiting insert mode
2)
Kate: U and <c-r> is redo
Vim: <c-r> is normal redo, U is used to "undo all latest changes on one line"
3)
Kate: :print shows the 'print' dialogue
Vim: :print prints the lines of the given range like its grandfather ed
4)
Kate: 'Y' yanks to end of line. This is described as 'more
logical' in the Vim documentation (:help Y).
Vim: 'Y' yanks whole line, just like 'yy'.