Question

yep I am the one who started to use EMACS but not willing to abandon the VIM skills I learned.

evil is definitely a good thing.

the issue I am encountering is that there too few documentation for this. Obviously I am using a tiny fraction of the key-mappings defined in evil.

So I take a look at the evil-maps.el, and get quite a few question regarding this file:

  1. a lot of the key are not mapped to the function defined there
  2. what is the evil-window-map ? (just find out my self, it is key-bindings for jumping between windows, and to activate it: need to (setq evil-want-C-w-in-emacs-state 1 ) )
  3. what is the operator pending state ?

did evil load all the maps it listed in the evil-maps file into Emacs ?

any better documentation for evil ?

Was it helpful?

Solution

it takes sometime to understand the STATE of EVIL plugin and then those shortkeys just become handy. so the solution is to read the documentation again and again.

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