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Possible things to add #1

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mitchlloyd opened this issue Feb 26, 2016 · 3 comments
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Possible things to add #1

mitchlloyd opened this issue Feb 26, 2016 · 3 comments

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@mitchlloyd
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Thought I would create an issue before doing a PR so that I make sure I'm not duplicating anything or stomping on other functionality.

  • bash alias: es to ember serve. I also have an es! script in bin that kills any other running ember processes before starting a new one.
  • I use comma for my leader key. I think we can add a mapping with :nmap , ; if there are no conflicts with this.
  • I use ctrl-n to toggle NERDTree
  • I use a plugin called yank-stack that keeps a list of things you've yanked.
  • I use leader, leader to switch between last buffer (you guys have <leader> s). Not really dead set on that one.
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bantic commented Feb 26, 2016

bash alias: es to ember serve. I also have an es! script in bin that kills any other running ember processes before starting a new one.

+1

I use comma for my leader key. I think we can add a mapping with :nmap , ; if there are no conflicts with this.

Do you mean two keys that both function as leader? That seems fine to me, I don't think I use it.

ctr-n to toggle NERDTree

I use leader-d (;d). ctr-n is currently mapped to vim multiple cursors, so that may be a conflict.

I use leader, leader to switch between last buffer (you guys have s). Not really dead set on that one.

You mean, since comma is your leader, you type ,, ? I'm not opposed to having both mappings.

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bantic commented Feb 26, 2016

Yank-stack looks cool, I'm +1 to adding it

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Opened a PR: #2.

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