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Also a good one! Thanks for mentioning it!

Glad I could inspire you to try it out! Have fun with it 😊

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I appreciate your honesty, and I hope you find the right editor that suits your needs!

@@marco_peluso Okay youtube is being weird for me, I know what video I meant to make this comment on and it wasn't this one lol. I think youtube loaded a vid I clicked on after this one but didn't update the comment section before commenting on the new vid.

Wow, thank you for the support and for subscribing! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I hope I can deliver on your expectations 😅

Awesome, thank you! Stay tuned for more tips 😉

I knew about `:r` but actually not about `:0r`. Another thing I wish I learned sooner! 😉 Thanks for your input!

It looks like he’s using a multiplexer (probably Tmux). If you go back and slow it down, you’ll see a Ctrl-Shift-X, which probably is a control sequence for the multiplexor. At that point the cursor is no longer inside (Neo)Vim but in the multiplexor view and can be moved around the multiplexor buffer. When he exits this mode, it returns the cursor to Vim’s control, which does not let you move the cursor to the line number column.

Very nice observation! It's actually WezTerm's copy mode you see me using here. I show it off more in depth in my first video is actually: th-cam.com/video/LnZdaNfQ86o/w-d-xo.html

Actually good point! There's always a tradeoff.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! To each their own, I say. People are different and like different things, so you're of course entitled to have your own opinions and views. And if people are using something only for bragging rights, that's the wrong reason, in my humble opinion, of course 😉

Thanks, man! Glad you liked it! More content is already in the pipeline 😊

Will do it, but I have a few other videos in the pipeline first. To help you a little bit sooner, I use Miryoku layout in combination with a 36-key chocofi keyboard. More info on the layout can be found here: github.com/manna-harbour/miryoku/tree/master/docs/reference

Great idea, I like that! Maybe I will try that, but I think my muscle memory is probably already too strong to make that switch, now 🙈

I'm always reluctant to change such fundamentals because they don't transfer. Vim keybindings are usable in a fair number of applications and they obviously don't use your custom re-mapping

@@davidallred991 Glad you learned something new 🥳 You’re actually the second person to mention this in the comments. I actually find "around" to be a better mnemonic myself. And also thanks for the helpful further explanation 😎 I totally agree with you, I should have called it “around” in the video, especially for people new to Vim. I was reading from the NeoVim docs in the video, though. There it is called “a word”. You can also have a look at the Vim docs, that seem to also have it defined as “a word”. See vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/usr_04.html#04.8

Thanks so much! I’m glad you found it helpful. Your support means a lot!

I actually say "around" myself, usually. The Vim docs define it as "A Word", though. See vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/usr_04.html#04.8

4:21 😅

A man with a keen eye! 😉

You're welcome 😜

Thanks again! Trying my best here 😅

Just keep using it. I had a long on and off again relationship with Vim 😅 I kept coming back and eventually it just all made so much sense.

Glad you like it 👍

I'm glad you found the video helpful! It means a lot!

Thanks for your support! Glad you liked 'em! What was your favorite tip?

It's amazing how much there is to learn in Vim even after years of use! Glad you found it helpful!

g is OP

@ It really is! But I had to leave some more tips for a follow up video 😜

Indeed! Glad you like the video ✌️

@@micaelviana That's actually correct, thanks for the hint! Also JetBrains Mono is WezTerm's default font, so you don't even need to configure this. Unfortunately I found out about that a few weeks after the video already had been published.

Thanks so much for your support! I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos, and I’ll definitely keep on making more!

Thank you so much, glad you think so! 🫶

Thanks for subscribing, really appreciate your support! I’ll definitely share my WM setup soon, so stay tuned!

Unfortunately hard to tell what's wrong from here. Have you checked the file path and permissions on your current MacBook? Sometimes a small detail can make a big difference. Maybe have another look at wezfurlong.org/wezterm/config/files.html#configuration-files for more ideas. Good luck! 🤞

Hi I would love to help you. Can you reproduce it somehow? Maybe reinstall wezterm, mv ~/.config/wezterm/wezterm.lua{,.bak} , wezterm --config-file ~/.config/wezterm/wezterm.lua.bak . And none of this helps, report a bug on github.

Awesome! Thank you!

Let me know how how it went! Have fun 😊

It IS a great feature, right?

Thanks, I'm glad you like it! 🥳

Hey Mischa love your videos too man!

@@RazoBeckett. Mischa is the best 🫶

I'm happy you liked it and learned something new 🥳

@@Hulk-und-Michelle-BrawlStars Have fun, let me know how it went. There's plenty of content coming, don't worry 😜

Glad you like it! Thank you ☺️ Regarding interactive completion not working: You need fzf to be installed for interactive completion to work. Did you install fzf? That's the first reason I can think of, why it might not be working.

@@marco_peluso I did install fzf cdi works fine It's just space + tab after "cd <part of name>", right?

That's right. Do you have Zsh comletions enabled? They have to be enabled and the line `eval "$(zoxide init zsh)"` has to be added after `compinit` is called in your `.zshrc`. There's also a hint in zoxide's installation instructions: > For completions to work, the above line must be added after `compinit` is called. You may have to rebuild your completions cache by running `rm ~/.zcompdump*; compinit`. If you haven't set up completions yet, this is a great guide: thevaluable.dev/zsh-completion-guide-examples/ Let me know if that helps 🤞 I'm assuming you're also using `Zsh` as your shell here, of course. zoxide completions only work with zoxide v0.8.0+, bash 4.4+/fish/zsh, btw.

@@marco_peluso this is exaclty what i was looking for. I recon interactive search did not work. cdi (zi) works like a charm. Thank you for spotting a possible issue

@@marco_peluso There we go, it works! I was indeed missing Zsh completions. Thank you for taking the time to help! That guide looks like a fun rabbit hole to get into sometime, thank you for sharing.

Thanks for the sub and the nice comment! More content is aleeady in the pipeline 😉

@@khunjame7 Great suggestion! It's already on my videos-to-make list 😉😎

I know, right? I've done exactly the same thing before I discovered zoxide... Glad I could help 🤗

@@JamesKaupert Thank you!