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With evil-escape-key-sequence set to "jk", in visual mode, I can't hold 'j' to select multiple lines because it exits visual mode. Highlighting lines up works as expected.
On spacemacs develop branch.
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if you are only pressing j and not k this bug is probably still valid. I just put that in my config because i only really want jk or kj to get me out of insert mode and not from all the other ancillary modes.
I've experienced an opposite issue using doom-emacs: after remapping evil-escape-key-sequence to 'fd' (useful to left-handed people) there isn't a straight way to force exiting the visual mode with the escape sequence. Have found that 'visual is in the evil-escape-excluded-states by default. So adding the following snippet resolves my issue:
(after! evil-escape
(setq evil-escape-key-sequence "fd")
;; Allow to escape from the visual state as from insert.
(delete'visual evil-escape-excluded-states))
;;
With evil-escape-key-sequence set to "jk", in visual mode, I can't hold 'j' to select multiple lines because it exits visual mode. Highlighting lines up works as expected.
On spacemacs develop branch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: