Does any IDE have a vi keybindings options? [closed]

Answer 1

PIDA is an IDE that has real Vim integrated, embedded, and smoothly controlled. In my opinion, no amount of emulation beats actual Vim, where you can use all your Vim plugins, syntax highlighting etc.

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Answer 2

QT Creator also has a vi mode for it's editor.

However, not all features of vim are supported. Really it is good if you are looking for vi style editing, but doesn't have enough features to really feel like you are working in vim.

Answer 3

There's IDEAVim for IntelliJ which is rad.

Answer 4

For Eclipse there is also vrapper, It is free. I use it for two weeks and works great.

EDIT:

I have been experiencing errors while refactoring methods so I stopped using it.

Now I'm using ViPlugin. It works fine and I recommend it but it is not free (but cheap and has the trial version)

Answer 5

Check out jVi.

Answer 6

For Visual Studio there's ViEmu (http://www.viemu.com/). Unfortunately it is not free, and it is not 100% Vim. I've been using it for 1-2 years now and is really happy with it, as it allows me to do most of what I'm used to from Vim.

I doesn't replace all of VS's key bindings, so you can actually mix VS and Vim commands, which is nice. However, it does make life a little harder if you want to use other plug-ins such as ReSharper and the like.