My apologies for assuming you we're a programmer. > *My* process involves handwriting for the slow writing. > myself typing something in which my thought moves slower than my > close to the speed of my thoughts as I can.
> lags significantly behind my typing is frustrating because I type as > almost exclusively for prose and poetry. On Feb 19, 2013, at 1:53 PM, Chris Lott wrote: Obscure accessory! But as long as it is *that* laggy, I won't find it There's no good reason for that and no good reason it hasn't beenĮxamined at all nearly a year after multiple reports.
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My point is this: the bluetooth keyboard works EVERYWHERE except with *My* process involves handwriting for the slow writing. Myself typing something in which my thought moves slower than my Lags significantly behind my typing is frustrating because I type asĬlose to the speed of my thoughts as I can. I use VimĪlmost exclusively for prose and poetry. Actually, being forced to "type slow" can improve the thinking. If I'm writing something that requires thought, if writing is thinking, the thinking is often slower than the typing. The critical thing is how fast is my thinking. As a writer, "typing fast" is not important. > I gather "typing fast" is important to programmers, at least to some. One, FastKeyboard, has 12 rows of configurable keys! A couple rows would do for vim There are lots of editors and other applications out there for the iPad that have enhanced keyboards, several of them with configurable enhancements. That will be remedied when somebody comes up with enhancements for the virtual keyboard.
The problem, of course, is that at present many of the keys required for efficient use of vim are either awkward to get to or missing altogether. I was also able to remap to jj, which some have said can't be done. I have no problem getting into insert mode using the virtual keyboard. > Textastic.that's the best I've found and it integrates with dropbox. > that-most of the time-I can't ever get into insert mode with iPad
> Nothing competes with Vim, but I still can't get past the fact On Feb 17, 2013, at 7:07 PM, Chris Lott wrote: "Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it.īoldness has genius, power and magic in it.
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I think I will find more that I like.Ī couple of my apps, both from Readdle, an ios software developer in Ukraine, come set up for a range of networking services, including google drive, as well as the two already mentioned. You don't have to set up a special folder. You can synchronize from within you're existing file system. But I've just given SugarSync a try and I am impressed. There are some good editors out there, but they're not vim.Īnd regarding networking, of course, when I got my iPad up and running, I signed up for Dropbox. Since getting the latter, I've spent most of my working time on it, but I haven't been able to use vim, and I feel crippled without it. git files to make the plugin work.ĭas Gl�ck deines Lebens h�ngt von der Beschaffenheit deiner Gedanken Each with many files and more layers of folders than the plugins. > Is it possible to force inclusion of dot files? In the use I had in mind the. > From what Bill says, looks like I won't be able to use this for the purpose I had in mind, but I think I'll give it a try. > Now paste the register a into a new buffer and review the list. > That's what for are scripting languages. > Or is there a way to get my system-mac or vim-to write the paths to a range of files? The number of files in just one of those is pretty big. Even with a relatively small number of plugins, there's a horrendous number of files to be listed.
Mapname is uppercase, so that we can see where mapname starts.> On Feb 10, 2013, at 9:23 PM, Marcin Szamotulski wrote: Only the first character of scriptname and In our example the scriptname is "Typecorr" and the mapname is "Add". To make it very unlikely that other plugins use the same sequence ofĬharacters, use this structure: scriptname mapname User might want to map a key sequence to. With mappings that are only to be used from other mappings. AND *using-*īoth and are used to avoid that mappings of typed keys interfere Here instead of gbbbbbrge you can use a special thing whatever to specify a map intended to be re-mapped by a user. You could "invent" sequence of chars that would not be used by anyone like nnoremap gbbbbbrge :MySuperCommand and then map it with nmap [g gbbbbbrge. Imagine you have nnoremap a :MySuperCommand, now you can remap it with nmap [g a, which would work but your default a is "hijacked" and you can't use it to go into insert mode.
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