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I use vimRelayout in the way shown in example-configs/yi-vim-colemak, but have the more conservative relayout V2.relayoutFromTo "hjk,:ʃɛʒə" "khj:,cejy". I've noticed that pressing fh causes the cursor to move to the next ‘k’, not the next ‘h’ (and similar with all of the other letters being remapped here). I'm fairly sure that this is not the desired effect, and there's no reason to relayout the keys for operator pending mode in the same way as in normal mode.
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With colemak relayout to jump at character I press qwerty f (because I have muscle memory for that particular vim action) and then desired colemak letter (because I no longer remember where qwerty letters are). So I think moving to k in your case is normal.
laMudri
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vimRelayout affects operator pending mode
f motion does not work well with vimRelayout
Apr 13, 2015
@ethercrow but isn't that exactly what is not happening? I believe the problem is that he presses 'fh' (the dvorak keys, with 'f' not remapped at all), and it moves to 'k' because of the remap
I use
vimRelayout
in the way shown in example-configs/yi-vim-colemak, but have the more conservative relayoutV2.relayoutFromTo "hjk,:ʃɛʒə" "khj:,cejy"
. I've noticed that pressingfh
causes the cursor to move to the next ‘k’, not the next ‘h’ (and similar with all of the other letters being remapped here). I'm fairly sure that this is not the desired effect, and there's no reason to relayout the keys for operator pending mode in the same way as in normal mode.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: