Vscode plugin: vscodevim

vim emulation layer, and (non-plugin) neovim ex: integration.

vscode is surprisingly very nice. It has sensible commandline arguments, has a small core. My only complaints are for the vim adjustment layer. If I was not a vim user, visualstudio would be my daily driver.

Configuration

Ctrl+Shift+P: settings
    - foldfix: [x]
    - enable neovim: [x]
    - line numbers: relative
    - neovim path:  /usr/bin/nvim

Usage

ex

some vim settings can be modified from ex:. The available functions is greatly extended if you configure vscode to use neovim on the backent.

set [no]hlsearch

folds

While vscode does have Outliner which approximates TagBar, there is so much information and such poor controls that I don't find it particularly useful.

Folding is better, although it screws up relative-line-numbers.

maps

Keymaps are stored in your visualstudio settings.json.

You can find commands by searching your vscode keymaps:

Ctrl + Shift + P:
    keyboard shortcuts:
        - <type searchword> 
        - command listed underneath name in monospace font

{
    "vim.visualModeKeyBindings": [
        {
            "before": ["<leader>", "t", "t"], 
            "commands": ["align.by.regex"]
        }
    ]
}