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Does any IDE have a vi keybindings options? [closed]

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One of the reasons I usually don't use an IDE for development is that I'm so used to vi keybindings that I usually end up messing up my text and putting in lots of ":w"s, and I can't use vi's powerful regex replace mechanism. Are there any IDEs that allow you to configure vi keybindings or use vi as the editor within the IDE?

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Is it possible to use vi or vim keymap in NetBeans?

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Phil Avatar asked Nov 17 '08 00:11

Phil


2 Answers

There is ViEmu which provides vim key bindings for Visual Studio. I haven't used it, but I probably would if I were working in VS and not actually using vim.

Also, I know that SlickEdit has a vi keybinding option.

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Greg Hewgill Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 21:09

Greg Hewgill


There's jVi for NetBeans. There's also viPlugin for Eclipse, but it's not free. :(

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Bill the Lizard Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 21:09

Bill the Lizard