Like the title suggests, when in Insert mode of the VimIDE, characters are printed on the line above. So for example, if we take a few lines of code from vimrc
"==========================================================================
" Make vim incompatbile to vi.
set nocompatible
set modelines=0
So if my cursor is on set nocompatible and I am in Insert mode, I press the up arrow key and this happens:
"==========================================================================
" Make vim incompatbile to vi.
A
set nocompatible
set modelines=0
From what I read from the net, it happens in vi. But the lines to make it incompatible with vi have already been added to the config file.
I loved the IDE, but please someone help! It sucks to switch to Normal mode to move the cursor around (or using the mouse :( )
Like the title suggests, when in Insert mode of the VimIDE, characters are printed on the line above. So for example, if we take a few lines of code from vimrc
So if my cursor is on
set nocompatibleand I am in Insert mode, I press the up arrow key and this happens:From what I read from the net, it happens in vi. But the lines to make it incompatible with vi have already been added to the config file.
I loved the IDE, but please someone help! It sucks to switch to Normal mode to move the cursor around (or using the mouse :( )