Using SHIFT+Arrows to select text in vim / MacVim

Question

One of the nicer features in MacVim is that it is possible to use the usual OS commands for copying and pasting text (namely command+C and command+V) in it.

This is especially nice in situations when you’ve worked in another editor just a minute before and your brain isn’t ready yet to advise your fingers on how to type the real thing.

However, there’s one thing my brain needs to do quite a little thinking on: It’s the text selecting mode. In non-vi editors, I’d use Shift+Arrow for this and trying this in MacVim doesn’t work. But on the other hand it does not look to me that Shift+Arrow is being used for anything else either. Is it possible to remap the keys in order to make this possible?

(Ideally, the editor would still be in insertion mode after having selected the text; that would spare some additional key strokes.)

Answer 1

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Answer 2

As a note to self and a neat hint for others:

Since SHIFT+Arrow selection and mouse selection now automatically starts SELECT mode, this means that it is apparently not as easy to make a VISUAL selection by using the mouse or arrow keys. (Even when already in VISUAL mode a mouse selection will still trigger SELECT mode.) Therefore, whenever one wants to apply commands to the selection, the following method helps.

• Select the text using mouse or SHIFT+Arrow
• Unselect by pressing ESC
• Press gv to automatically reselect the previous selection and trigger VISUAL mode

Edit: Same can be done using simply CTRL + g.