The aim of the evil rebellion is to get more emacs mode working in a way more in sync with default vi bindings. Its main focus is hence to define new keymaps. Rebellion adheres to well-defined conventions in its rebuilding of the emacs keybindings. This makes it simple to switch between editing using evil keybindings and other modes like buffer lists or magit revision control.
- Moving is always done using
hjkl. However,handlmay be rebound if charwise moving doesn't make sense in a buffer. - Longer range jumps are commands prefixed by
g. - Refresh is bound to
r. - Quitting and hiding is bound to
q. - Searching is done using
/,?,nandN. dis for deleteois for open:will always startEXmode – mode-specific comman evaluation is initialized using;where available.- Shift-key gives access to a different flavor of the command.
The evil rebellion against inconsistent emacs key bindings. Copyright © 2013–2014 Albert Krewinkel
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