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allow 'j' and 'k' for jumping eg. when using relative number lines #37

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zzantares opened this issue Dec 12, 2014 · 6 comments
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@zzantares
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Hello, so far so good trying the HardMode, but the only thing that I think should be allowed is jumping N lines from the cursor position, eg. 10j to move 10 lines bellow, of course I know (and I tend to use) Ngg or NG where N is the fixed number line. Is there a way to add this to the plugin? maybe checking if j or k are preceded with a number?

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@pacuna
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pacuna commented May 14, 2015

I'm also interested in this feature, it would be great if jk where allowed to use only when precede by a number

@GordianDziwis
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What is the vim-way to move to the next-line and the line-before crusor? I need this quite often during yanking and pasting. <currentline - 1>gg instead k is not the right kind of hard.

@dvcrn
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dvcrn commented Mar 10, 2016

Sad to see that this is not in there yet. Hardmode would have been perfect 😞

@zzantares
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for anyone interested, I'm now using vim-hardtime because of this restriction on hardmode.

@vishalpaudel
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I think wikitopian/hardmode is perfectly fine!

'hardtime' philosophy and codebase don't make sense. allow j and k Once a second? annoying!

For those that asked (like several years ago..) one faster way is to just do an interactive search with '/'. Ultimately you want to land on the place you are looking at; doing 13j doesn't make sense if you can just do '/my-word'

@vishalpaudel
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Somebody close this issue #37

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