Turbo navigation (HNEI=5*hjkl) was removed in c057ed0. I felt it didn't make sense as default mappings in Vim, and I would rather free up the keys for custom uses.
I considered adding an option, but decided not to because I didn't want to commit to having it in forever. Please write any arguments for and against.
You can add the following to your .vimrc to use turbo navigation again.
" Turbo navigation (Colemak) {{{
" Works with counts, see ":help complex-repeat"
nnoremap <silent> H @='5h'<CR>|xnoremap <silent> H @='5h'<CR>|onoremap <silent> H @='5h'<CR>|
nnoremap <silent> N @='5gj'<CR>|xnoremap <silent> N @='5gj'<CR>|onoremap <silent> N @='5gj'<CR>|
nnoremap <silent> E @='5gk'<CR>|xnoremap <silent> E @='5gk'<CR>|onoremap <silent> E @='5gk'<CR>|
nnoremap <silent> I @='5l'<CR>|xnoremap <silent> I @='5l'<CR>|onoremap <silent> I @='5l'<CR>|
" }}}
I found myself abusing turbo navigation instead of learning to move using long-term more useful ways, but that doesn't feel like a strong argument against the feature.
Turbo navigation (
HNEI=5*hjkl) was removed in c057ed0. I felt it didn't make sense as default mappings in Vim, and I would rather free up the keys for custom uses.I considered adding an option, but decided not to because I didn't want to commit to having it in forever. Please write any arguments for and against.
You can add the following to your
.vimrcto use turbo navigation again.I found myself abusing turbo navigation instead of learning to move using long-term more useful ways, but that doesn't feel like a strong argument against the feature.